A useful photograph helps readers understand a space, but does not establish its dimensions or the condition of its services on its own. Before uploading listing images, check their relationship to the advertised unit, their date and their descriptions. Use this checklist to organise work between the photographer and publisher, rather than as a promise of increased sales.

Before uploading

Question Action
Does the image show this unit? Link the file to the unit reference; do not substitute a similar unit without explaining
May we use it? Retain its source and the appropriate permission or licence
Are details clear? Check lighting, motion blur and cropping
Does it expose private information? Review faces, documents and family photographs before publication
Has the scene materially changed? Do not remove defects or add amenities in a way that implies they exist
Is the caption accurate? Describe what is visible and distinguish estimates from verified details

Example: what does a room image tell us?

Illustrative living room with a sofa, tables and a window

This illustration shows furniture and a window, but does not establish the room's area, orientation or noise level. Do not use this stock image as a photograph of a unit offered for sale. A suitable educational caption is “Living room with a sofa, tables and a window.” Describing a quiet room of a specific size would require other evidence.

Filenames and alternative text

Choose a room-related filename without personal information and add concise alternative text describing the image. Avoid repeating keywords in every photograph. If several views show one room, explain how they differ; ten similar shots are not a substitute for a clear kitchen or entrance image.

After upload, open the listing and check that images belong to the right unit, load correctly and retain the meaning of their captions after cropping. Keep originals and a change record. Organise the process within Devzonia's solutions according to supported capabilities, without assuming automatic verification. Illustration by dada _design on Pexels.