Choose useful angles
Use level, wide views that show the room layout, doors, windows, floor, and walls. A buyer should be able to understand the space without guessing.
Before you upload
Photo Selection Guide
Strong source photos help us produce useful, realistic work. Choose the clearest views that explain the room, use room labels when a space could be ambiguous, and upload the strongest useful angles rather than every listing photo automatically.
Start with a clear, useful view
Leave visible space
Clear floor and wall space gives us room to work realistically. Avoid close crops, blocked corners, and angles that hide most of the room.
Use labels and notes
Assign a room or area to every photo. For open-concept rooms or unusual spaces, add a short clarification so the requested work is clear.
Good Angles vs. Bad Angles
Good photos use wide, level views that show the floor, walls, windows, doors, and room layout. Poor photos are taken too close to walls or from awkward positions that block the room and make its size difficult to understand.
Guidance by service
Virtual Staging
Choose empty or mostly empty rooms with enough visible floor, walls, and architectural detail for furnishings to read naturally.
Furniture Removal & Decluttering
Show the items and surrounding room clearly. Avoid views where the requested item is hidden behind another object or outside the frame.
Photo Enhancement
Use the highest-resolution original available. We can refine lighting and color, but cannot recover detail that was never captured.
Exterior Enhancement & Twilight Conversion
Use a level exterior image with the property fully visible. Avoid severe shadows, blocked facades, and heavily distorted perspectives.
Virtual Renovation
Show the existing feature, surrounding materials, and enough of the room to make a proposed change understandable and accurate.
Images to avoid
- Blurry or extremely dark images
- Obstructed views or very tight crops
- Severe lens distortion or tilted angles
- Repetitive photos of the same view
- Confusing angles that hide the layout
- Images showing too little of the room
Questions about a particular image?
Contact us before placing your order.