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Understand image requirements for realcommercial.com.au listings

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Summary

Learn how to prepare images for realcommercial.com.au listings, including recommended dimensions, ratios, and formats. 

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About image requirements

Images are a key part of how commercial listings are presented on realcommercial.com.au. Using the correct image sizes, ratios, and formats ensures listings display consistently and professionally.

Following these guidelines helps maintain image quality, improves presentation in search results, and reduces the risk of upload errors or formatting issues.


Recommended image sizes and ratios

For best results, use a resolution of 2000 × 1500 pixels or higher in a standard 4:3 ratio.

  • Accepted dimensions:
    • 3:2 – 2000 × 1334 px
    • 16:9 – 2000 × 1125 px
    • 3:1 – 2000 × 667 px
    • 3:4 – 1500 × 2000 px (portrait)
  • Maximum file size: 20MB via third-party uploader
  • Maximum resolution: 50MP via third-party uploader

These requirements also apply to floorplans.

Tip: If your images do not meet the recommended dimensions, you can ask your photographer to resize the images or Use an image editing tool.

Accepted formats and specifications

Ensure your images meet the following requirements:

  • Accepted formats: JPEG, PNG, static GIF
  • Recommended quality: 72 DPI
  • Colour mode: RGB only (CMYK is not supported)
  • Use static GIF for floorplans with a white background
  • Avoid transparent backgrounds for GIF files

How images are displayed

Images are cropped on the search results page to ensure consistency and optimal presentation.

  • Full image resolution is shown when viewing the listing
  • Search results use cropping for layout consistency
Note: For best results, use a 4:3 ratio and keep key content within the central 75% of the image frame.

Common upload issues

Images added directly in Agent Admin may fail to upload if they are too large.

  • Images larger than 2.5MB may result in a timeout error

If this occurs, reduce the image file size before uploading.

Tip: Smaller images may still upload, but they may display with dark borders if they do not meet recommended dimensions.