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Choose acceptable listing photos

Choose clear rental photos and check their format, size and content.

Have current photos of the correct rental that you are allowed to share.

Plan a useful photo tour

Aim for five to seven useful views of the rental. At least one photo is needed to continue in the Photos step. More photos do not guarantee more inquiries.

Arrange the gallery like a visit: exterior, entrance, living areas and kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, then outdoor space or other features.

Uploader guidance showing zero photos uploaded, at least one required, five to seven suggested views and recommended 900 by 600 pixel landscape photos.
  1. Check the uploaded count after selecting files.
  2. Use at least one photo and aim for clear landscape views.
The Photos step shows its requirements and recommendations below the upload area: at least one image, with five to seven clear views suggested.

Use clear, current photos

Use bright originals that show the rental as it looks now. Avoid blurry, stretched or heavily cropped images. Landscape photos around 900 × 600 pixels or larger are recommended; that is not an exact upload requirement.

Supported files and sizes

Rentari accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC and HEIF files up to 25 MB each. GIF and SVG files are not supported.

Check what is in each photo

  1. Show the actual rental and use images you own or have permission to share.
  2. Keep people, private documents, security codes and other sensitive details out of the frame.
  3. Avoid screenshots, placeholder images, watermarks and added website addresses.
  4. Do not use misleading, discriminatory or inappropriate content. Check the publication requirements for commercial spaces.

Update your gallery

Use Photos to add or remove images, choose the cover and change the order. Replace old photos when the property changes, then review the listing preview. See the related photo guides for those controls.

The first two saved listing photos, with the Cover badge and Make cover button outlined.
  1. The Cover photo leads your listing.
  2. Use Make cover on the photo you want renters to see first.
In the saved gallery, Cover identifies the lead photo. Choose Make cover on the image you want renters to see first, then review the listing preview.

If a photo will not upload

Check the file type and size first. If an HEIC or HEIF file still fails, save a copy as JPG or PNG and try that copy. Use a photo editor to convert or reduce the file when needed.

Check the result

  • Your selected photos meet the file limits and accurately show the rental.

FAQs

Do I need an exact pixel size?

No. Use a clear original within the file-size limit. The 900 × 600 landscape guidance is a recommendation.

Why does a photo look blurry?

Use the original image if possible. Enlarging a small file, heavy cropping and repeated compression can reduce quality.

Can I use a screenshot or an image from another website?

Use actual photos of the rental that you are allowed to share. Avoid screenshots, placeholders and unrelated images.

What if a photo causes a listing issue?

Replace the image with an accurate photo, then review the listing status and any destination message.

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