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Does your listing photo meet Airbnb, Vrbo, and Zillow's size requirements?
TL;DR:Upload a photo below and this checks its resolution, file size, and format against five platforms' published photo requirements at once, entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Every listing platform sets its own minimum resolution, aspect ratio, and file-size cap — and they don't match each other. A photo that clears Airbnb's 1024×683 minimum can still fall short of Booking.com's 2048×1080 floor. This tool checks one photo against all five at once and gives you a correctly sized download for whichever one it fails.
Written and maintained by the voxelyo team · Last updated August 2026
Where these numbers come from
Each platform's requirements are pulled from its own published documentation, not a third-party estimate:
- Airbnb — 1024×683px minimum, 3:2 landscape, JPEG preferred, 30MB per-photo cap.
- Vrbo — 1024×683px minimum, 3840×2160px or higher recommended, landscape only, 20MB cap.
- Booking.com — 2048×1080px minimum, 4000×3000px preferred.
- Zillow / MLS — 330×220px accepted, 1536×1152px recommended, 3:2 or 4:3 aspect ratio, 25MB cap.
- Furnished Finder — 650×570px recommended for best display.
Platforms update their requirements periodically — this reflects each platform's documentation as of August 2026.
Size compliance vs. photo quality
Meeting a platform's minimum resolution says nothing about whether a photo actually looks good — a technically compliant photo shot in a dark room with a shaky hand still looks bad, and it'll still get uploaded because nothing in these platforms' upload flows checks for noise, blur, or bad white balance. This tool only checks the dimensions, format, and file size these five platforms document. For the actual image quality — noise, softness, and color — that's a separate problem, which is what the voxelyo enhancement tool handles — see the five most common reasons listing photos get scrolled past for the full picture.
FAQ
Does this upload my photo anywhere?
No — the check runs entirely in your browser using the file's own metadata (pixel dimensions, file size, and format). Nothing is sent to a server.
Which platforms does this check against?
Airbnb, Vrbo, Booking.com, Zillow/MLS, and Furnished Finder, using each platform's own published photo requirements as of August 2026.
Does passing this mean the photo will look good?
No — this only checks dimensions, file size, and format against each platform's stated technical requirements. It doesn't evaluate lighting, composition, noise, or sharpness. A technically compliant photo can still look bad, and a slightly undersized photo can still look great.
What does the downloaded version actually do?
It's a plain center-cropped resize to that platform's recommended dimensions — not an enhancement. For denoising, sharpening, upscaling, and color correction, use the voxelyo enhancement tool separately.
Why would a photo fail the Airbnb check but pass Zillow?
Each platform sets its own minimum resolution, aspect ratio, and file-size cap independently — a photo sized for one platform's requirements can fall short of another's, even though both platforms are asking for a landscape listing photo.
Just checking one platform?
Each of these runs the same check, focused on a single platform.
More voxelyo use cases
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- Real estate photo enhancement software — for agents, brokers, and property managers
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