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Managing the photos on your listing

Add, remove, reorder and choose the cover photo for a listing in the Listing Portal, and clear out blank frames left behind by an import.

Written by Stephen Whiting

Every listing in your Listing Portal has a photo gallery, and you control it. You can add photos, remove the ones you do not want, choose which one is the cover, and drag them into the order you want buyers to see.

The gallery feeds the marketing StreetText builds from your listing, including your brochures, so it is worth a minute to get it right.

Where to find it

  1. Go to your Listing Portal.

  2. Click the listing you want to work on to open its detail view.

  3. Scroll to the Photos section. Every photo stored for that listing appears there, in the order it will be used.

Adding photos

Click Add photos and choose the images you want. You can select several files at once rather than adding them one at a time. They are uploaded and appended to the end of your gallery.

Removing a photo

Click the remove control on a photo you no longer want. It is taken out of the gallery immediately.

Choosing the cover photo

The cover photo is the one that leads your listing. Click Set as cover on the photo you want out front. The listing updates right away, and the photo that used to be the cover stays in your gallery rather than being duplicated or lost.

Reordering

Drag a photo to move it. The new order is saved as soon as you drop it, and that is the order your listing marketing follows.

Every change in the gallery saves on its own. There is no separate Save button to remember.

Blank frames on an imported listing

If you imported a listing from a web page, you may find one or two blank or oddly sized frames in the gallery. These came from hidden information on the source page rather than from real photos, and they showed up as empty spaces in brochures.

Newly imported listings no longer pick these up. For a listing you imported earlier, open the Photos gallery and remove the blank frames the same way you would remove any other photo, then set your cover and order as you want them.

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