For Airbnb & vacation-rental hosts
Phone photos in.
Listing photos out.
Drop in the photos you took on your phone. Dark rooms get brightened, the orange glow from bulbs is removed, leaning walls are straightened, and every shot is cropped to the 3:2 shape Airbnb shows.
No photos handy? (a dim, tilted test room)
What it fixes
- Dark rooms — brightened to the light, airy look that gets clicks
- Yellow / orange light from bulbs, balanced to clean whites
- Tilted, leaning walls — made straight and vertical
- Wrong shape — cropped to Airbnb's 3:2 landscape
- Bright windows pulled back, shadows opened up
What it won't do
- Add furniture, swap the view or hide damage
- Invent detail that isn't there
Airbnb requires listing photos to accurately represent your space. Photos that oversell lead to disappointed guests, bad reviews and refund claims — so every edit here is one a photographer would make, nothing more.
Click any photo to compare before/after and fine-tune it.
Get the shot right first
Editing fixes light and angles. These fix everything else — and take five minutes.
- Hold your phone sideways. Airbnb's cover and grid crop everything to landscape.
- Chest height, phone level. Pointing down at the bed makes walls lean and rooms look small.
- Every light on, curtains open. Shoot in daytime. Less brightening means less grain.
- Shoot from a corner or doorway to show the whole room. In small rooms use 0.5x — and keep it level.
- Clear the clutter. Toiletries, cables, bins, fridge magnets, personal photos. Make the bed tight.
- Wipe the lens. A fingerprint is the #1 cause of hazy, soft phone photos.
- Tap to focus and hold still, or brace against a door frame in dim rooms.
- Lead with your best room. Your first five photos decide whether guests click.