Policies -- These are requirements for all editor portfolios.
Image Enhancement Services require a minimum of 10 images in the portfolio.
Pixlmob test images should not be used.
Portfolio examples should be relevant to the service listed. For example, Bracketed Images (HDR) should not include portrait or headshots in the portfolio.
Only use examples you or your company has edited.
Including any company names, logos, websites, or contact information in portfolio images is prohibited.
Your portfolio should not include any images, text or graphics (including within videos) that are self-promoting, describe your services or add-ons, or include any information other than that about the property in the video. For example, it is prohibited to display text like "Color Grading" or "Special transitions" in your video but it is acceptable to describe the property (such as 3 bedroom ranch style) or include a title of the property address.
Guidelines -- These are suggestions on how you can make your profile stand out in the crowd.
Select the best examples from the work you have edited.
Upload your best example as your 1st image.
Choose visually interesting examples, which usually do not include empty rooms. For example, an aerial image is not a good option for your Flambient portfolio.
Show a variety of examples from different properties and express different skills, including your Add-ons.
Upload before and after photos to highlight your skills, especially your Add-ons. The before and after slider shouldn’t be used to display a montage of brackets, graphics, or promotional text.
Using text or graphics in your portfolio is distracting and not appealing to prospective customers.
Add more examples to your portfolio! Customers love to see good examples of your work and one great way to stand out from the competition is to have a fantastic portfolio.
Ensure the examples you choose best represent that service. For example, an image of a city skyline is not the right choice for Virtual Staging.
To rearrange the images you've uploaded to your portfolio, simply drag-and-drop them to the new order you'd like them to be displayed:
