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You don't need a high-end camera to take great listing photos. Using the tips outlined below, you can create a beautiful Experience page designed to inspire guests to book.

Your Experience page will display a grid of photos that tell the visual story of your Experience.

The first photo is called the cover photo (# 1 below). This is the image that appears in Airbnb search results. It can be either a photo or a video.

The rest are gallery photos (#2 below). You must have at least 5 photos uploaded in order for them to appear in a grid layout.

1. Show a wide variety of details and angles. Photos should include Host and guest interaction, the location where you’re hosting, and close-up details of the Experience. Make sure your photos don’t look too similar.

3. Photos should be candid and natural. Avoid selfies or unnaturally posed photos.

4. Photos should all describe an interesting element of the Experience. Don’t use photos that lack context, or that may be confusing to guests.

7. No text or images (e.g. logos) overlaid on the image.

8. Photo must be an individual image, not a collage of several photos.

9. Photos can’t be blurry, stretched, or distorted. The minimum size is 480 x 720 pixels (PX) at 72 dots per inch (DPI).

1. Children shown on the cover photo must be with an adult. If your Experience is for families with kids, make sure the majority of your photos include the parent, teacher, or guardian accompanying any children.

2. Alcohol and smoking - Photos prominently showing alcohol or smoking must follow certain rules. The location where the Experience takes place must have the appropriate license, with the exception of Hosts leading an Online Experience from home. All individuals shown in photos that include alcohol or smoking must appear to be at or over the legal age to participate.

3. Photos may not depict sexually explicit scenes (e.g. nudity), drugs, or illegal activities.

4. Photos may not violate our Animal Welfare Guidelines for Airbnb Experiences. That means you can’t show direct contact with wild animals in the wild. Among other things, this includes, but is not limited to, petting, feeding, or riding animals. Photos of domesticated animals and animals in captivity must depict good animal welfare.

5. Photos must be relevant to the Experience. For example, if you’re hosting a baking class, don’t add photos of a surfboard.

As described in the Airbnb Terms of Service and Additional Terms for Experience Hosts, it’s your responsibility to ensure that you have the right to post the photos you submit and that you are complying with all relevant marketing, intellectual property, and other laws.