Documentation
Everything you need to connect the extension, sync your sales, and understand how your monthly statement is built — step by step.
Getting started
Follow these steps once to connect your account — after that, syncing happens automatically in the background.
How automatic syncing works
Once connected, the extension runs quietly on every Vinted page you visit — not just the orders page. It checks that a sync key is saved, waits at least 15 minutes between automatic syncs so it doesn’t hammer Vinted on every page load, then collects your sold items and sends them to your dashboard in the background.
You can also trigger an instant sync any time from the extension popup. A small badge on the extension icon shows how many items were just synced (or a red “!” if your subscription needs attention).
Why a subscription is required
Sending new sales to your dashboard (and viewing the statement inside the extension popup) requires an active subscription. If it’s missing or has lapsed, the extension shows a clear message with a button to subscribe — your existing dashboard data on the website stays fully visible either way.
Managing several Vinted accounts
You can connect more than one Vinted account to a single account here — for example two accounts on vinted.pl and one on vinted.it. Every time you sync while logged in to Vinted, the extension detects which account is active, and the website automatically creates or updates a matching entry for it.
Manage connected accounts from Settings: give each one a label (like “Main PL account”), see how many sales came from it and when it last synced, or remove one entirely (which also removes its sales). On the dashboard, the sales browser lets you filter by a specific account.
One browser limitation to keep in mind: two accounts on the same Vinted domain can’t be logged in at the same time in one Chrome profile — you’ll need to log out and back in (or use a separate Chrome profile) to sync a second account on the same market.
Where sale dates and statuses come from
Vinted’s non-Pro API only exposes one date and one status per sale — there’s no separate “sold”, “completed”, and “wallet credited” field. To get closer to a real completion date, the extension additionally fetches the conversation behind each order and uses the transaction’s completion flag plus the most recent system status message as the best available approximation.
This is a heuristic, not a guarantee — if it fails for a particular order, the extension safely falls back to the sale date. You choose which date basis counts for your monthly statement (sale date, completion, or wallet credit) on the dashboard and in the extension.
Example
Nike Air Max · 89,00 zł
- Sold31.07.2026
- Completed03.08.2026
- Wallet04.08.2026
Links to conversations and listings
Every synced sale remembers which Vinted market it came from, so the sales browser can always build a reliable link straight to the conversation thread. A link to the item listing itself is added on a best-effort basis — Vinted doesn’t always expose it, so it’s simply omitted for the affected sales rather than shown as broken.
Supported Vinted markets
25 Vinted domains are supported out of the box — including vinted.pl, vinted.fr, vinted.de, vinted.it, vinted.es, vinted.co.uk and more. Pick your market in the extension, or let “Detect automatically” pick it up from an open Vinted tab.
Security and privacy
The extension never asks for or stores your Vinted password — it reads data using the session you already have open in your browser, the same way the Vinted website itself does. We only store what’s needed to build your statement: item titles, prices, dates, statuses, and the market/account they came from.
See the full Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy for details on data retention, your rights, and our relationship with Vinted UAB — we are an independent, unaffiliated tool.
Frequently asked questions
Still need help?
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