Vinted to Discogs: Sell Your Vinted Records to Collectors Who Search by Pressing
Which Vinted items belong on Discogs, what Discogs' 9% fee costs on a typical LP, how to grade for collectors, and what happens to each listing after a sale.
Records turn up in a Vinted wardrobe for ordinary reasons: a parent’s collection, a box from a car boot, albums you’ve replaced with streaming. Vinted buyers mostly come for clothes, and a record collector searches somewhere else. Discogs is where they search, by artist, label and pressing. FLUF Connect copies your Vinted records to Discogs, and when a copy sells on one, it comes off the other.
In short
- Send the vinyl, CDs and cassettes. Discogs takes physical music only.
- Vinted charges you nothing to sell. Discogs takes 9% of the item price plus the postage you charge, capped at £150, and PayPal adds its own processing fee.
- Every Discogs listing points at a release in the Discogs database, so the item needs enough detail to identify the pressing.
- A sale on either side takes the item off the other. No double sale to sort out by hand.
Is this for you?
It suits a UK or European Vinted seller with a shelf of records that have sat unsold under Books & Media for weeks. On Vinted, a Pink Floyd LP competes with jackets in a buyer’s feed. On Discogs, the buyer has searched for that exact album and is comparing your copy with other sellers’ copies of the same pressing. Collectors on Discogs will pay for a good grade and a rare edition, and they expect you to describe both properly. If you have three records and no interest in grading them, keep them on Vinted.
What each charges you
Vinted’s help page on selling for free says sellers pay no fees to upload or sell. The buyer pays the Vinted fee and the postage at checkout.
Discogs is free to list on, and charges when something sells. Its fee page sets the fee at 9% of both the item and the shipping, with a minimum of £0.10 and a maximum of £150 per item in pounds (€0.10 and €150 in euros). The fee and any tax on it are taken from the buyer’s payment the moment they pay, and PayPal’s processing fee comes off separately.
| £20 LP, £4 postage | Vinted | Discogs |
|---|---|---|
| Fee taken from you | £0 | £2.16 (9% of £24), plus PayPal’s processing fee |
| Fee added for the buyer | The Vinted fee | None |
| How you’re paid | Vinted balance, withdrawn to your bank | Into your PayPal account when the buyer pays |
Discogs costs you more on a cheap record. You can set a higher price there, because the buyer isn’t paying a Vinted fee on top and is often looking for that particular copy.
What Discogs buyers expect
Discogs grades with the Goldmine standard, from Mint down to Poor, and its grading guide asks you to grade the record and the sleeve separately, after looking at it under a bright light and playing it through. A Vinted condition such as “Very good” doesn’t map onto that. Grade each record again before it goes to Discogs, and use the comments for anything a buyer would want to know, such as a seam split or a quiet click on side B.
Since September 2026 Discogs lets sellers add their own photos to a listing. Its photo guidelines want clear pictures of the actual copy, and they ban stock images, collages and text on photos. Vinted photos of a record held up in a bedroom usually pass. A photo with a price written on it doesn’t.
Sending Vinted records to Discogs
- Connect Vinted in FLUF Connect, using the FLUF app on your phone or the browser extension, so your wardrobe appears in your FLUF inventory.
- Connect Discogs from its card on the Channels screen. You sign in to Discogs and approve access.
- Filter your inventory to Vinted and tick the records.
- Choose Discogs as the destination, then review the price for Discogs.
- Check each record’s grade and comments before you publish.
Each Discogs listing is attached to one release in the Discogs database, and that release supplies the title, tracklist and label. A Vinted title like “Old vinyl record 80s” won’t find one. Put the artist, album title, format and the catalogue number from the spine or label into the item before you send it.
When something sells
| What happens | What FLUF does | What you do |
|---|---|---|
| It sells on Discogs | The order comes into FLUF and the Vinted listing comes down | Post the record to the Discogs buyer |
| It sells on Vinted | The order comes into FLUF and the Discogs listing is removed | Post it with the Vinted label |
| You change the price in FLUF | Updates the listings it manages | Nothing |
Discogs warns that taking a sale off the site through private messages can get an account suspended, so complete Discogs sales through Discogs.
What FLUF Connect does here
| Feature | Vinted | Discogs |
|---|---|---|
| Crosslisting and inventory sync | Every plan | Every plan |
| Orders come into FLUF | Yes | Yes |
| Sold elsewhere, listing comes down | Yes | Yes |
| Automatic relisting | Pro and above | Not available |
| Offer rules | Pro and above | Not available |
Our help article on connecting Vinted to FLUF Connect covers the app and extension setup step by step.
Get your Vinted records in front of Discogs collectors
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Related guides
- Discogs to Vinted
- Selling on Discogs
- Where to sell vinyl records
- Vinted seller tools
- Whatnot to Discogs
- Gumtree to Discogs
- Wallapop to Discogs
Sources
Checked 11 November 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Connect both in FLUF Connect, filter your inventory to Vinted, select the vinyl, CDs or cassettes and choose Discogs as the destination. Each record needs enough detail, such as the catalogue number, to match a release in the Discogs database.
Listing is free. When a record sells, Discogs takes 9% of the item price and the shipping, with a minimum of £0.10 and a maximum of £150 per item. PayPal's processing fee is deducted separately.
No. Vinted charges sellers nothing to list or sell. The buyer pays the Vinted fee and postage at checkout.
The Discogs order comes into FLUF and the Vinted listing comes down. A Vinted sale works the same way and removes the Discogs listing.
Discogs has allowed sellers to add their own photos since September 2026. They must show the actual copy, and stock images or photos with text on them aren't allowed.
Discogs uses the Goldmine scale from Mint to Poor. Grade the record and the sleeve separately, play it through, and explain any flaws in the comments.
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