Photo editing for property managers.
Rental listings need decent photos fast, often from a phone between tenants. HomeGlossy makes those photos clear with no editing skills.
Why it helps with rentals
For property managers: phone photos for rental listings.
- Phone first
- Upload from your phone while you are at the unit.
- Simple fixes
- Enhance corrects dark rooms, color casts and leaning walls.
- Originals kept
- Each photo stays saved exactly as you took it.
- Fair photos
- Tenants see the same home they read about online.
Good for
- Vacant units between tenants
- Many small rentals in one building
- Listings that need photos the same day
Labels and MLS rules
Show a rental as it really is. Normal fixes to light and color usually need no label. Staging or removing things often does, so follow the rules of your listing site and MLS.
Questions and answers
Can I upload from my phone?
Yes. JPEG, PNG or WebP work, up to 30 MB. On an iPhone, use Most Compatible in your camera settings.
Can I keep the original photo?
Yes. Your uploaded photo always stays as you took it.
Which plan should I choose?
Count the photos you edit in a month, then compare the plans on our pricing page.
Keep reading
- How to Take Real Estate Photos on an iPhoneHow to take real estate photos on an iPhone: the right lens, height and settings, how to keep JPEG files and how to send large photos to your MLS.
- AI Virtual Staging for Real EstateAI virtual staging puts furniture in empty rooms so buyers can picture the home. How it works, how to label it and which MLS rules apply to it.
- 10 Real Estate Photography Mistakes to FixTen real estate photography mistakes agents make, from tilted phones to dark rooms, with the simple fix for each one before you publish the listing.
Make your next listing shine.
Choose a plan and edit your first listing photo.