Upload photos
Add, reorder, set primary, and delete photos on your listing.
Photos are the first thing a potential client looks at, so they matter a lot. Below is the full walkthrough, then what kind of photos work, what is not allowed, and a few tips that pay off.
Open the Photos section
From your dashboard, click Edit Profile. On the editor page, click the Photos section to expand it. You see your current photos as a grid, plus an Add Photos button at the top right that shows how many slots you have used (for example 5/7).
Add photos
Click Add Photos to open a file picker, or drag photos straight onto the page from your desktop. JPG, PNG, and WEBP all work. Each upload runs in the background, so you can keep editing the rest of your profile while photos finish processing. A short progress indicator shows on each photo while it uploads.
Set your primary photo
Your primary photo is what appears in directory listings, so pick the strongest one. Hover over the photo you want to make primary, then click the star icon under it. The current primary photo shows a Primary badge in its top-left corner. You can change which photo is primary at any time.
Reorder photos
Drag a photo to a new position in the grid. The order in the grid is the order clients see when they open your profile, so the second photo, third photo, and so on all matter, not just the primary.
Replace or delete
To replace a photo, delete it and upload the new one in its place. To delete: hover over the photo, click the trash icon under it, and confirm. Deletes are permanent. If you want to keep the original, save a copy on your computer first.
What kind of photos work
Mix one clear face shot, two or three full-body shots, and a few candid or styled photos. Use natural light where possible. Avoid heavy filters that no longer match how you actually look; clients notice and it hurts your reputation. Both professional and self-shot photos are fine. What matters is that they are recent and that they are of you.
What is not allowed
- Photos of anyone other than you
- Stolen images from other listings or stock photo sites
- Explicit nudity that breaches our content guidelines
- Images with watermarks, logos, or other site branding
If a photo is flagged or rejected during moderation, we will let you know why and you can replace it.
Tips that pay off
- Five to ten good photos is better than twenty average ones.
- Refresh your photo set every few months. Listings with recent photos get more views.
- A vertical-orientation primary photo tends to display better on phones, which is where most clients browse.