Uploading & managing property images

1. Within the property click on the Media tab.
   You will be taken to the Media summary where you can add images, floorplans, VRs and Links.
2. At the top right of the image card, there are three buttons to manage your images. Click on the Upload button to launch the Upload Images modal.
3. Click Attach Files to browse for images on your computer.
4. Once you have picked the images to upload, press Upload All
5. A pop up box will appear displaying the upload progress. Once complete, you can press the little X to close the box.
6. If you would like to re-order your images (remembering the First image is the Feature image), you can click the Edit button and then drag and drop them into place. Once in order, press the Save Changes button.
7. If you would like to Delete an image, click the Edit button and then click the red cross icon for each image you would like to delete. Once completed click Save Changes.

Image Tips and Tricks!

Here are some simple rules to keep in mind when resizing or uploading images:

File size Try to keep each image below 1megabyte (mb) in size. This will help ensure the upload process is as fast as possible. Some modern cameras can save images in excess of 25 megabytes which is too large to upload to iDashboard.

File dimensions Always try to upload landscape images in a 4:3 ratio (for every 4units across, it will be 3 units down). We recommend uploading images that are 2000px wide and 1500px high. If you must upload portrait images, move them to the end of your images.

File types Property images and floor plans can be uploaded as JPEG, GIF or PNG. A combination of these three file types can be uploaded to an individual property.

Image unavailable Professionally altered (photo-shopped) images can sometimes be saved in a CMYK format. CMYK is the format required by most printers for digital printing. Due to the considerable strain that CMYK images can put on our media servers, their usage is not permitted. If you upload a CMYK image into iDashboard it will appear as 'Image Unavailable'. Ensure images uploaded are in RGB colorspace.