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Property Listing Photo Pack

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Resize and compress a set of property photos to common landscape and square sizes and download them as a ZIP.

Build your listing photo pack

Your photos stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded, and re-saving removes camera details such as GPS location.

    Sizes
    How to fit each photo
    File type and size

    For JPEG and WebP the quality is lowered until the file fits.

    The sizes in this tool

    These are generic sizes for common shapes, chosen by us. They are not the rule of any property portal or website. Check the photo rules of the site you use, and use the custom size when it asks for something else.

    • Landscape 4:3: 1600 x 1200 px
    • Landscape 16:9: 1920 x 1080 px
    • Large landscape 3:2: 3000 x 2000 px
    • Square 1:1: 1200 x 1200 px
    • Small landscape 4:3: 800 x 600 px

    About this tool

    Prepare property photos for a listing, a brochure or a message to buyers and tenants: resize a whole set to one or more sizes at once, fit or crop them to the same shape, compress them and download a ZIP. Nothing is uploaded: the photos are processed in your browser.

    How it works

    • Choose one or more sizes. Each photo is made in every size you tick, so a set of 20 photos in two sizes gives 40 files.
    • "Fit inside" keeps the whole room in view and fills the extra space with a colour. "Fill the frame" crops the edges so every photo has the same shape.
    • Keep each file under a size limit if your website or portal has one. JPEG and WebP quality is lowered until the file fits.
    • Re-saving removes camera details such as GPS location, which is useful when you share photos of a home.

    Common questions

    Are these the sizes my property portal needs?

    Not necessarily. These are common shapes we chose, not the rule of any website. Check your portal's photo guidelines and use the custom size if it asks for something else.

    Are my photos uploaded?

    No. Your browser resizes and compresses the photos. Nothing is sent to our server.

    Why do some photos look soft?

    A photo smaller than the chosen size has to be enlarged. The tool warns you when that happens. Use the original full-size photos where you can.