Listing package
One link for the photos that matter
A property share works best when it is not a giant archive. Put the useful photos in order, keep the set under 25 files, and make the first image obvious.
Practical flow
Scope the link
Use one share for one listing, room set, update, or buyer question.
Keep it reviewable
Lead with the best exterior or room photo, then add the details people ask about most.
Plan the ending
Use expiry or revoke after an open house, listing update, sale, or owner review.
How the share should work
QR handoff
Make print material scan-ready
The same MaiIMG share gives you a direct link and QR code. Put the QR on open-house material or a window card, while using the link in messages and email.
Access lifecycle
Close stale listing photos
When photos are replaced or a listing is no longer active, close the previous link. This reduces confusion and keeps old versions from being forwarded later.
Checklist
- Create one share per property, update, or review context.
- Keep each share under 25 files so it opens quickly.
- Use a direct link for messages and email.
- Use the generated QR code for open-house or print material.
- Set expiry around the listing cycle or review window.
- Revoke older links after a listing update or sale.
FAQ
Yes, as long as the set stays focused. MaiIMG supports up to 25 files per share, which is usually enough for a concise listing preview.
Yes. The QR code points to the same share as the direct link, so the same expiry and access settings apply.
Create or update the current share, then revoke the older link so people do not keep opening outdated photos.
No. Viewers open the link in a browser. Logging in is for managing your own shares later.
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Share listing photos without losing control
Upload a focused property photo set, send one link or QR code, and close access when the listing or review cycle is finished.
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