Refresh hotel photos across your portfolio
Give rooms, lobbies, and amenities a consistent look. Improve the photos you already have, review them as a team, and download finished galleries by property.
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Which photos need a refresh?
Start with what guests will find today. Sort usable photos from the rooms and amenities that need a new shoot.
Refresh existing photos
- Current, sharp room or lobby photos with uneven light, color, or perspective.
- Accurate galleries that need a consistent finish across rooms and properties.
- Staff or photographer images that already show the angles and details guests need.
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- Renovated rooms, new amenities, or views that have changed since the last shoot.
- Missing room types, important angles, or images too blurred to use.
- Launch campaigns that need architectural, drone, or lifestyle photography.
A repeatable workflow for every hotel
Share projects, photo credits, and enhancement history in one workspace. The account owner can invite teammates and set starting defaults for new projects.
- Group photos by property. Create a project for each hotel. Keep room types and original filenames clear so similar spaces stay easy to identify.
- Agree on a reference edit. Test a representative room first. Agree on lighting, color, perspective, and cleanup, then use those settings on the batch.
- Review each result against its original. Check the layout, finishes, windows, views, and amenities before choosing the final photo for each room or space.
- Download the finished gallery. Download your selected photos together by project. Upload the files to your hotel website and booking channels when your team approves them.
Hotel photo refresh questions
- Can we use photos taken by hotel staff? Yes. Use current, sharp photos that show the room or amenity clearly and that you have permission to edit. Staff photos and existing professional images can be used in the same project.
- How long does a refresh take? Allow about 15 minutes for a first enhancement. Timing varies with the photo and settings. Plan extra time for larger batches, team review, and revisions.
- Can we use the finished images on booking sites? After unlocking a result, you can download the full-resolution image for commercial use. Check each booking channel’s photo requirements, then upload approved files to the correct property and room category.
Start with one room
Test a representative photo with your team. When you need more, choose a one-time photo pack or a monthly plan for recurring refreshes.
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