Content checklist

The required format is JPG. The maximum weight is 1MB, anything under is better. Images should not exceed 1000px horizontally.

• Use your top money-shot for this image
• If you have a multi-phase project, use a bird's eye-view of the project as a whole for the group image. View example.
• If you wish to use our 360° project feature, gather a the best shots from all around the building
  

PRO TIP: Vertical images will look better than horizontal images, just like the one below:

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Each of them need to be separated for each floor and saved in JPG format. Consider adding the following elements to give a better experience to your clients:

• Compass
• Landscaping
• Parking area
• Streets and directions
• Nature features like rivers, mountains, etc.
• Design cleaned out of construction or architectural details

Here's a good example:

Each unit or model must be separated into two different files:

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• One jpg version for the plan viewer. This is the first thing you see while looking at a particular unit.
• One PDF version for the download PDF feature on every unit

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When units span more than one floor, the PDF can be saved with multiple pages, but the jpg version of the same unit must be separated into multiple images (they will appear as a gallery).

You must have your unit list with all important information such as unit number, model, size, number of rooms, price, availability, etc.

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We provide a template that you can download and use as the basis for your unit list. Pleaseview the video belowto understand how to setup the proper format.

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Planpoint allows you to add images in a gallery in JPG format. Please resize your images to max 1800px horizontally and no more than 1MB per image. Images that are compressed will appear faster for your clients. We recommend free tools such as TinyJPG and Squoosh.

Here's some ideas of what you can display:

• interiors of units like kitchen, bathroom, dining room, bedroom
• exterior views from the point of view of each unit
• common areas