How to upload photos to your listing

After saving your listing details, you'll land on the photo upload page. This is where you add the images buyers will actually judge your vehicle by, so it's worth taking a few extra minutes to get this right.

Uploading photos

Click Select photos to choose images from your device. You can select and upload multiple photos at once and you can always come back to add more later - the Skip this step button lets you continue without photos for now if needed.

As each photo uploads, it's automatically resized for the web and added to the preview below the upload button. Once your photos are up, you can:

• Reorder them by dragging and dropping.
• Set a cover photo - the first image is what buyers see in search results and listing previews.
• Delete any photo you no longer want.

Photo guidelines

• Up to 100 photos per listing.
• Landscape orientation is strongly preferred - it displays best across the site.
• Minimum width of 1600px is recommended, so buyers get a sharp, detailed view of the vehicle.
• Very large files - for example 40MB+ photos, or images with an extremely high resolution - may fail to upload. If a photo doesn't go through, resize it smaller on your device first and try again. Our system also resizes photos automatically once they're uploaded successfully.
• Make sure the vehicle itself is clearly visible in every shot - well-lit, in focus and not obstructed.
• No logos, watermarks, text overlays, or company/dealer information in the photos. Photos containing these will be removed.

Not sure what to photograph?

Take a look at The ten photos every vehicle listing needs for a shot-by-shot guide covering exterior angles, interior, engine bay, wheels, documentation and how to photograph imperfections in a way that builds buyer trust rather than hiding it.

We also don't offer AI-enhanced or AI-generated photos on Breaqs and we explain why in Why Breaqs doesn't provide AI-generated photos of your car - in short, AI editing tends to smooth away exactly the wear and imperfections that buyers of classic and youngtimer cars want to see.

Good to know

• Accepted file formats are JPG, GIF and PNG.
• You can return to this step at any time from your listing to add, reorder, or remove photos.