Photo editing for real estate brokers.
Listing photo rules now reach every agent on your team. HomeGlossy keeps originals and marks edits, which makes those rules easier to follow.
Why it helps a brokerage
For brokers: photo rules, labels and originals.
- Plain rule guides
- Share our summaries of state laws and MLS rules with your agents.
- Originals kept
- Every photo stays as it was sent, which matters where the original must be shown.
- Edits marked
- Finished photos are marked as edited, so labels are easy to add.
- No skills needed
- Agents can use it from a phone with no editing tools to learn.
Start with
- The MLS photo rules guide for your market
- The listing photo checklist for new agents
- A plan for the agent who lists the most homes
Labels and MLS rules
California, Wisconsin and several large MLSs now have rules for altered listing photos. Our guides are plain summaries with sources, not legal advice.
Questions and answers
Are there team accounts?
Each person uses their own account.
Which rules should my agents know?
Start with your state and your MLS. We cover California AB 723, Wisconsin Act 69, CRMLS, Stellar MLS and ARMLS.
Is this legal advice?
No. Our guides are plain summaries. Check the rule text of your MLS or ask your own lawyer.
Keep reading
- MLS Photo Rules for Edited Photos (2026)Which listing photo edits need a label and which are not allowed. Plain summaries of the 2026 rules in California, CRMLS, Stellar, ARMLS and Wisconsin.
- California AB 723: Altered Listing PhotosWhat California AB 723 asks of agents since January 1, 2026: which listing photo edits count as altered, where the label goes and how to show the original.
- Listing Photo Checklist for AgentsA listing photo checklist for agents: what to do before, during and after the photos, room by room, so every photo is ready for the MLS.
Make your next listing shine.
Choose a plan and edit your first listing photo.