Updating your property page takes a minute. Good photos and an accurate description help buyers understand what they are looking at. The one exception: editing is paused while the property is under a loan (more below).
Add, caption, reorder or remove photos
Open your property page while logged in (find it under My properties in the account menu).
Click the camera button in the corner of the photo gallery, next to Show all when there are several photos. Its label is Manage photos (on a property with no photos yet, Add photos), and it opens the "Property photos" window.
Click "Choose photos" (or "Add photos or videos"), or drop files anywhere in the window. Photos (JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP) and videos up to 100 MB each are accepted. A file that can't be used is named in a "Heads up" notice with the reason, and the rest are still added.
Type a caption under any photo in the "Add a caption" field (up to 255 characters).
Drag photos to reorder them. The first photo is the cover buyers see first, and "Make cover" on any photo moves it to the front.
To remove a photo, click the remove button on it. It stays in the grid marked "Will be removed when you save", and "Undo remove" brings it back.
The footer sums up your changes. Nothing changes on your property until you click "Save changes".
Saving
The window switches to "Saving your photos" and shows each step: uploading your files with a progress bar, preparing the update, and saving it to your property record. On a fully set-up property there is one extra step, "Confirm the update", where your account asks you to approve the change as it does for other property actions. Keep the window open while files upload. Once the update is confirmed you can close it, and we let you know when your photos are live. At the end you'll see "Great news: your photos are updated".
If something goes wrong, your edits stay in the window and nothing on your property changes. The message names the problem, for example "One of your files is too large", with a "Try again" button. If you declined the confirmation, "Confirm update" sends it again without uploading your files twice. If it keeps failing, message us through the chat bubble with a link to the property.
Edit the description
On your property page, find the Description card and click Edit in its header. If your property has no description yet, the card shows "Tell buyers about this property" with a Write a description button instead.
Make your changes in the text field. Plain text works, and links become clickable.
Click Save changes to keep them, or Cancel to discard. Save changes stays disabled until you have actually changed something.
On a fully set-up property, saving updates your property's public record, so your account asks you to confirm the update first: the card reads "Confirm the update in your account. We'll save it right after." and then "Saving your changes." When it is done you'll see "Great news: your description is updated." If you decline the confirmation or something goes wrong, the card says "Your changes weren't saved." and keeps your text, with a Try again button.
Keep the description factual. Describe what the land is and what is on it. Avoid promises about value or future use. Long descriptions fold after a few lines, and visitors click Show more to read the rest.
Can I edit while my property has a loan or a listing?
You can edit while your property is listed for sale. While the property is under a loan, though, editing photos and the description is not available, along with transferring and removing the property. Listing for sale is the action that remains available under a loan. Pay off the loan and editing is restored.
A note on AI-generated content
During onboarding, Fabrica may generate a starting description and illustrative images for your property. You are free to replace them with your own photos and words, and real photos are usually more convincing to buyers.
If you get stuck, message us through the chat bubble in the corner.