Photos
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In your portal: My Business → Photos
Photos are the single biggest reason someone taps your listing instead of scrolling past. Your page has three separate photo slots and they do different jobs — filling only one is the most common mistake we see.
The three kinds of photo
In search results
Your logo and one cover are all people see here.
On your page
- Logo — the small square mark on your card and at the top of your page. Square image, no fine print.
- Cover — the wide image at the top of your page, and the one that carries your card. On paid plans it becomes a slideshow.
- Gallery — the grid further down, opened as a lightbox. This is where the food, the rooms, the workshop and the finished work go.
How many you get
Your allowance comes with your plan, and the Photos page shows what you have left as you upload.
| Plan | Gallery photos | Hero slideshow images | Video embeds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 3 | 1 | — |
| Business Premium | 10 | 3 | 1 |
| Business Featured | 30 | 5 | 5 |
Uploading, reordering, removing
Photos
Gallery
Drop photos here, or tap to choose
JPG, PNG or WEBP · max 5 MB
- Open My Business → Photos from the sidebar.
- Drag files onto the upload area, or tap it to pick from your phone. JPG, PNG or WEBP, up to 5 MB each.
- Drag a photo to reorder. The first gallery photo is the one that shows on your listing card.
- Press the ✕ on a photo to remove it. That frees the slot straight away.
- Press Save. Your public page updates immediately.
Take photos in daylight
Photo rules
- Use photos you took or own. Images lifted from other businesses or stock sites get removed.
- No prices, promos or phone numbers burned into the image — those belong in the fields, where they stay current and searchable.
- No photos of people who haven't agreed to appear.
Common problems
My upload fails or stalls
Almost always the file is over 5 MB. Most phones can send a smaller copy — or take a screenshot of the photo and upload that instead, which shrinks it.
The photo looks cropped on my page
Covers are wide, so tall portrait photos get trimmed top and bottom.
Portrait photo
Only the middle strip survives — heads and floors get cut.
Landscape photo
Nearly all of it stays. Hold your phone sideways.
I'm out of slots
Remove one you no longer need, or raise the limit from Grow My Business → Plans.
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