Your Airbnb Photos Score
Photos review based on lighting, composition, and staging quality
Rental unit in Thủ Đức · ★New · 1 bedroom · 1 bed · 1 bath
Your photos are below top-performing listings. A few targeted fixes can close this gap.
Quick Fixes
- 1Add a twilight exterior shot — it's one of the most clicked photo types on Airbnb
- 2Include a bathroom photo — it's consistently one of the top factors guests check before booking
- 3Shoot all rooms from the same height and corner for a consistent, professional feel
- 4Include a photo highlighting unique features or amenities — like any special tech, decor, or extra touches
- 5Incorporate wide-angle shots to make rooms appear more spacious and inviting
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The lighting is too dim.
Poor lighting can make a room look less appealing and discourage potential guests.
Reshoot during the day with natural light or use additional lighting to brighten the room.
Reflections in the mirror create visual clutter.
Distractions in photos can detract from the attractiveness of a space.
Adjust the angle to minimize reflections in the mirror.
Foreground distractions detract from the focus on the pool.
Clean compositions keep the viewer's attention on important features.
Crop out the foreground to focus on the pool and surrounding area.
Intense shadows and tight framing reduce appeal.
Balanced lighting and spacious composition make outdoor areas more inviting.
Reshoot in softer light, early morning or late afternoon, and zoom out a bit.
The room appears too bare and lacks character.
Guests might feel the space is impersonal, which could deter them from imagining their stay here.
Integrate a few decor items like artwork, rugs, or a throw to add warmth and character.
Reflections in the window reduce the impact of the view.
Reflections can make the view less appealing and obstruct the advertised selling point of a nighttime cityscape.
Angled lighting adjustments or reshooting to minimize reflections would enhance the photo.
The image is cluttered with excessive decor elements.
Clutter can overwhelm viewers and make the space feel smaller than it is.
Remove or rearrange some plants and decor items for a cleaner, more spacious appearance.
Foreground objects distract from the impressive view.
Personal items like a drink and phone can make the photo feel cluttered and less professional.
Reshoot the view without any objects on the windowsill to maintain focus on the scenic view.
Shadows from the tree dominate the foreground, making the photo less vibrant.
Potential guests might perceive the area as less sunny or bright, which can be a negative for those looking to relax poolside.
Reshoot the photo during a time of day when the sun is not directly behind the tree to avoid shadows, or choose a different angle that highlights the pool without obstruction.
The road in the foreground detracts from the natural scenery and urban skyline.
Guests may focus more on the road, which is less attractive, making the view seem more ordinary and less desirable.
Crop the photo to focus more on the skyline and greenery, minimizing the road in the foreground.
Missing Shots
- •Kitchen area shot — as many guests want to see the space where they will prepare meals
- •Bathroom photo — crucial for guests to understand cleanliness and amenities
Duplicates or Weak Photos
- •Multiple similar shots of exterior views could be reduced to emphasize interior space
- •Repetitive angles of the living room could be condensed to one strong shot showing versatility of the space
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