Free tool

Listing photo resizer

Resize a batch of listing photos to the size the MLS, Zillow, Realtor.com, Airbnb, Vrbo or Booking.com asks for, and save them as JPEGs or one ZIP. Free, no account, no watermark.

Your photos never leave this device. Resizing happens in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to October or anyone else, and the GPS location and camera data are removed from every photo you save.

Choose photos or drop them here JPEG, PNG or WebP, and HEIC where this browser can open it. Up to 100 at a time.

Size forMLS (most)Output: just covers 2048 × 1536, keeping your shape.ZillowOutput: just covers 1536 × 1152, keeping your shape, under 10 MB.Realtor.comOutput: just covers 3,264 × 2,448, keeping your shape, under 20 MB.Airbnb (1200 × 800 min)Output: 4000 px on the long edge, under 10 MB.VrboOutput: just covers 3840 × 2160, keeping your shape.Booking.comOutput: 2048 px on the long edge, under 50 MB.Custom long edgeAny size from 320 to 8000 px. Custom long edge (px)

JPEG quality 0.85Higher is sharper and makes bigger files. The default is 0.85. Max file size per photo (MB, optional)If a photo comes out bigger, the quality is lowered step by step until it fits.

Your photos

No photos yet. Add some on the left; they stay on this device.

What size each platform wants

Each preset uses the numbers the platform publishes, as checked in our guides. Photos are only ever made smaller, never stretched or cropped.

Platform	What it asks for	The preset makes	Source
MLS	About 2048 × 1365 at 3:2 landscape, JPG (HomeJab's MLS guidance). Minimum or recommended sizes on record: Bright MLS, OneKey MLS 1024 × 768; Unlock MLS, Canopy MLS 2048 × 1536. Check your own MLS's rules.	just covers 2048 × 1536, keeping your shape	Photo size requirements, MLS photo rules
Zillow	At least 330 × 220, 1536 × 1152 suggested; JPG, GIF, PNG or TIF under 50 MB, 10 MB suggested. Photos that come in from an MLS feed are fixed at the MLS, not on Zillow.	just covers 1536 × 1152, keeping your shape, under 10 MB	Photo size requirements
Realtor.com	3,264 × 2,448 recommended for the listing dashboard; JPG (PNG is converted); 20 MB a photo.	just covers 3,264 × 2,448, keeping your shape, under 20 MB	Photo size requirements
Airbnb	Help Center: at least 1024 × 683. Resource Center: at least 1200 × 800, bigger is better, files up to about 10 MB, landscape. No list of file types is published, so JPEG is the safe choice.	4000 px on the long edge, under 10 MB	Airbnb upload problems, Photo size requirements
Vrbo	At least 1024 × 683; ideally 3840 × 2160 or higher; horizontal displays best.	just covers 3840 × 2160, keeping your shape	Photo size requirements
Booking.com	At least 300 × 300, 1280 × 900 or more recommended; JPEG or PNG, up to 50 MB (Photos API).	2048 px on the long edge, under 50 MB	Photo size requirements

Every minimum here is below what an iPhone 12 or newer shoots (4032 × 3024 at 12 MP), so a photo that fails one is almost always a copy, not the original. Zillow, Realtor.com and Redfin home listings usually show what your MLS sends them, so the MLS size is the one that matters most for agents.

Why the location comes off

A phone photo usually carries where it was taken (GPS coordinates), the phone model and the time in its EXIF data. Some sites strip that on upload and some keep the original file; you don't have to find out. Drawing the photo onto a canvas and saving a new JPEG writes none of it, so every file this tool saves is clean. The one cost: a copyright note or capture date in the file is gone too, and some MLSs look for those, so add one back in your editor if yours does.

Why it never enlarges

Making a 900-pixel photo 2048 pixels wide adds pixels, not detail: it passes the upload check and looks soft on every screen, which is worse than the error. So when a photo is smaller than a preset, the resizer keeps its size and tells you it is under the platform's minimum. That is the same "photo too small" error the portal would give you, and the fix is the original file, not a bigger copy.

Questions

What size should listing photos be for the MLS?

Landscape JPEGs about 2048 pixels on the long edge (HomeJab's MLS guidance is about 2048 × 1365 at 3:2). That clears every portal minimum in our photo size guide. Your own MLS's rules come first; see MLS photo rules by MLS.

What photo size does Zillow want?

Zillow's upload rules ask for at least 330 × 220 pixels and suggest 1536 × 1152, in JPG, GIF, PNG or TIF under 50 MB (10 MB suggested). Listings that come from an MLS feed show the MLS's photos, so fix those at the MLS.

What size should Airbnb photos be?

Airbnb's Help Center says at least 1024 × 683 pixels; its Resource Center recommends at least 1200 × 800, bigger is better, and files up to about 10 MB. The Airbnb preset keeps photos large (4000 px on the long edge) and under 10 MB. More in Airbnb photos not uploading.

Are my photos uploaded to October?

No. The resizer runs in your browser: your photos are opened, resized and saved on your own device, and the page sends nothing to October or anyone else.

Does resizing remove the GPS location from my photos?

Yes. Every photo is redrawn and saved as a new JPEG, and a new JPEG written this way carries no EXIF data: no GPS position, no camera details, no date. If your MLS wants a copyright note in the file, add it in your photo editor afterwards.

Why does it say my photo is too small?

Because the photo has fewer pixels than the platform's minimum, and enlarging it would not add detail. Small photos are usually copies: a screenshot, a photo saved from a chat or a heavy crop. Find the original, which from any iPhone 12 or newer is 4032 × 3024 or more.

Can it convert iPhone HEIC photos to JPEG?

Yes, if your browser can open HEIC (Safari on a recent iPhone or Mac usually can); every photo comes out as a JPEG. If the browser can't, the resizer says so: export the photo as JPEG, or set Settings > Camera > Formats > Most Compatible for new photos.