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Create a just listed post

Add a photo, status, key facts and branding. Choose portrait or story, review and download. Keep longer details in the caption.

01

Choose a clear photo.

Use an exterior or standout room that looks clear even at a small size.

Check the crop after choosing a template. Compare enhanced photos with the original before using them.

02

Keep the details short.

Add the status, address, price and key facts. Keep contacts readable.

Put longer details in the caption. Check for crowded text, awkward line breaks or oversized logos. Try another style if needed.

  • Verified status and address
  • Current asking price
  • Bedrooms, bathrooms and area
  • Your branding and contacts

03

Choose your format.

Choose portrait or story. Social apps display images differently, so preview the upload and check for interface overlays before publishing.

Social formats
FormatSizeBest for
Portrait post1080 × 1350 pxPhoto and key facts
Story1080 × 1920 pxA short, vertical post

04

Write a short caption.

Highlight verified features and a next step. Replace the brackets below. Keep the graphic and caption consistent.

Caption starting point / Replace every bracket

Just listed: [address], [neighborhood]. [Bedrooms] beds, [bathrooms] baths and [verified feature]. Asking [price]. Book a showing: [agent name], [phone or email].

05

Create and review.

Open Listing Post and add your photo and details. Or try a public Zillow, Realtor.com or Redfin link in Studio assistant. Check imported facts and add missing photos.

Choose a style, review and download your JPEG for free with your confirmed account. Upload it to your social app, add a caption and preview before publishing or scheduling.

Put the guide to work.

Start your design

Good to know

Common questions.

Can I post to Instagram and Facebook?

Download a portrait or story and upload it yourself. Check the crop in the app before publishing.

Should I include every property detail?

Use the photo and key facts. Put longer details in your caption or listing page.