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Your photos

Your photos are the proof of your work. They often convince better than anything you could write.

The “Your photos” section shows a gallery of your work. Each photo can carry a caption, and visitors can enlarge them one by one.

It is often the deciding section. A client hesitating between two providers looks at the photos and picks the one whose work appeals to them.

How to add a photo

  1. Open “Your photos”

    In the editor’s left panel.

  2. Click “Add”

    A photo slot appears.

  3. Choose the file

    PNG or JPG, at most 4 MB. An image with a side longer than 6000 pixels will be refused.

  4. Write a caption

    Short and concrete: “Electrical panel renovation, Limete”.

  5. Reorder

    The “Move up” and “Move down” buttons put your best photos first.

You do not need to resize your photos beforehand: they are cropped and compressed automatically. The editor warns you when you reach the maximum number of photos your template allows.

Taking good photos with a phone

  • Shoot in daylight, near a window or outdoors: natural light is enough.
  • Clean your phone lens first — one fingerprint is enough to blur everything.
  • Frame the work, not the mess around it.
  • Take several photos of the same subject and keep the best one.

Avoid The same photo published several times, or images too dark to make out the work, undermine the gallery. Four good photos beat twelve mediocre ones.

Worth remembering

  • Sharp, well-lit photos showing the result of your work.
  • Ask permission before publishing a customer's face.
  • JPG, PNG or WEBP, 4 MB maximum, 6000 pixels per side at most.

Avoid Posting the same photo several times, or images too dark to make out the work.

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