Uploads and Templates
Learn how to effectively use uploads, templates, and labels to create better property ad images.
Image Uploads
Upload Limits
- Maximum 5 images per prompt
- 2 MB maximum per image
- Supported formats: JPG, PNG, WEBP
Recommended Image Quality
- High resolution (at least 1920x1080)
- Well-lit property photos
- Clear, focused shots
- Professional quality when possible
Upload Tips
- Use landscape orientation for property exteriors
- Portrait orientation for tall buildings
- Square crops work well for social media
- Remove watermarks or overlays
Templates
Templates are reusable design layouts that maintain consistency across your property ads.
What is a Template?
A template is a saved design that includes:
- Layout structure
- Font choices and sizes
- Color scheme
- Element positioning
- Logo placement
Creating Templates
From SVG Mode:
- Generate your perfect SVG design
- Fine-tune in the SVG editor
- Click “Save as Template”
- Name it descriptively
- Reuse in future chats
From JPG Mode:
- Generate a JPG layout you love
- Save it for reference
- Use as style guide for future generations
Using Templates
In a new chat:
- Start chat (SVG or JPG mode)
- Click “Attach Template”
- Select from your library
- AI uses it as design reference
Template Limits:
- 1 template per chat maximum
- Template sets the design direction
- Can’t switch templates mid-chat
Template Library Management
Organize your templates:
- Name clearly: “Luxury Listing - Blue”, “Open House - Modern”
- Categorize: By property type, season, or campaign
- Update regularly: Archive outdated designs
- Share: Export templates for team use
Labels and Tags
Labels help AI understand your uploaded images and how to use them correctly.
Available Labels
1. Property
- Marks main property images
- AI knows these are the hero photos
- Used for primary visual content
2. Interior
- Interior room photos
- Secondary property images
- Detail shots
3. Logo
- Your brand logo
- Watermark placement
- Company branding
4. Template
- Designates layout reference
- AI uses this for design structure
- Alternative to saved templates
5. Edit ⚠️
- One edit label at a time
- Marks specific image to modify
- Mode-specific (SVG edits in SVG, JPG edits in JPG)
How to Use Labels
When uploading:
- Select your images
- Click label dropdown
- Assign appropriate label
- AI uses labels to place assets correctly
Example workflow:
Upload 1: Property photo → Label: "Property"
Upload 2: Logo → Label: "Logo"
Upload 3: Interior shot → Label: "Interior"
Special Label: Edit
The edit label is unique and powerful.
Edit Label Rules
- ✅ Only ONE edit label in upload buffer at a time
- ✅ SVG images → Edit in SVG mode
- ✅ JPG images → Edit in JPG mode
- ❌ Cannot mix modes for editing
Using Edit Label
To edit an existing image:
- Add the image to chat
- Apply “Edit” label
- Write your edit request
- AI modifies that specific image
Example:
- Upload: previous-design.svg
- Label: “Edit”
- Prompt: “Change headline to ‘NEW LISTING‘“
Best Practices
✅ Uploads
- Label all uploads clearly
- Use high-quality images
- Stay within 5 image limit
- Compress large files under 2 MB
✅ Templates
- Save successful designs immediately
- Name templates descriptively
- Create template categories
- Update library regularly
✅ Labels
- Assign appropriate labels
- Use “Edit” for modifications
- Mark template references clearly
- Help AI understand asset roles
❌ Common Mistakes
- Uploading too many images (>5)
- Files too large (>2 MB)
- Multiple edit labels
- Mixing SVG/JPG in edit mode
- Unclear template names
File Management Tips
Organization
- Create folder structure for templates
- Group by property type or style
- Archive seasonal campaigns
- Back up favorite designs
Efficiency
- Build a template library over time
- Reuse proven layouts
- Standardize your workflows
- Document successful combinations
Quality Control
- Review templates periodically
- Update outdated designs
- Remove unused templates
- Keep library clean
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