What vendors actually notice on Rightmove
When a vendor scrolls through twenty thumbnails on Rightmove or Zoopla, every image should look like it came from the same branch. Mixed logo positions, inconsistent sizing, and raw 4000px photographer exports undermine the professional impression you are trying to create on a competitive street.
Stampi applies your agency logo at a fixed position and opacity across an entire instruction. Resize to the portal maximum of 1600px on the longest edge, convert to sRGB JPG, and compress so uploads are fast without muddy colours on kitchen units or garden foliage.
This is not about making a dark hallway look like a show home. Stampi handles sizing, format, compression, and branding. If the exposure is wrong, you still need the photographer or your editor to fix that before you batch export.
Built for the pace of a typical listing
A standard sale listing carries 15 to 25 photos: frontage, reception, kitchen, bedrooms, garden, and maybe a floorplan scan. Doing them one at a time in an image editor eats an afternoon that could be spent on valuations, viewings, and vendor updates.
Stampi is built for batch work. Drop in the folder from your photographer or your negotiator's phone shots, set your logo once, choose the Rightmove or web-optimised export profile, and download a ready-to-upload ZIP. Most branches process a full instruction in under fifteen minutes once the logo position is saved in muscle memory.
Friday afternoon is when upload queues hurt most. Vendors expect to see their home live before the weekend papers and portal alerts go out. Batch export means admin is not the bottleneck between signed terms and a live Rightmove link you can text to the client.
- Rightmove profile: JPG, 1600px longest edge, sRGB colour space
- Web optimised: max 2048px JPEG for your own website and social
- Original plus branded: keep unmodified files alongside watermarked versions
Who this suits on a busy high street
This workflow suits independent agents and small branches who upload their own listing photography rather than relying on a head-office marketing team. If you receive 4000px exports from a property photographer and need them portal-ready with your logo before the board goes up, Stampi cuts that prep to minutes.
Franchise branches with strict brand guidelines benefit too. Lock logo position bottom-right at 10% width, set opacity to whatever compliance asks for, and run every instruction the same way. No more one negotiator placing the logo top-left because that is where it looked fine on a single test image.
Multi-branch groups sometimes share a Dropbox logo pack. Pin the approved PNG in your browser favourites bar so negotiators do not grab an old rebrand file from a dusty desktop folder.
From photographer delivery to live listing
Photographers often deliver a Dropbox link with full-resolution JPEGs straight from Lightroom. Those files might be 6000px wide and 8MB each. Rightmove wants 1600px on the longest side in sRGB JPG. Uploading raw exports works sometimes, but transfers are slow and you lose control over how the portal reprocesses your work.
A sensible chain looks like this: download the folder, run it through Stampi with your branch logo, export the Rightmove profile, then drag the ZIP contents into the listing upload panel. Add your floorplan and EPC separately as you normally would.
If a vendor sends iPhone HEIC files from their own snaps, convert those in the same batch rather than bouncing between apps. Stampi normalises formats before resize and branding so you are not maintaining three different tools for one instruction.
Honest limits worth knowing upfront
Stampi will not rescue a blurry kitchen or fix a window that has blown out to pure white. It is post-production for delivery, not a substitute for a proper shoot or careful editing. Aggressive compression can soften fine brick detail on exterior shots, so use the before and after preview on a sample image before you process twenty files.
Video watermarking is not supported in the browser tool. If your branch wants branded walkthrough clips, that needs a different workflow or the Stampi API for automated video processing. For stills, which make up the bulk of portal traffic, you are covered.
Keeping brand consistency across the branch
Share a short internal note with logo file, position, opacity, and export profile so every negotiator produces identical output. PNG logos with transparent backgrounds work best. Avoid dropping a JPEG logo on a white box over a bright sky shot.
When you refresh your agency branding, update the master logo once and re-run recent listings if compliance requires it. Batch processing makes that painful job tolerable: same folder structure, new logo, new ZIP, re-upload to the portal.
Seasonal daylight changes how logos read on white render and pale brick. Re-check opacity on a sunny June exterior even if winter listings looked fine at fifty percent.
New starters should shadow one batch export before they upload solo. Ten minutes of training prevents a week of inconsistent thumbnails on a new instruction.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Stampi for both sales and lettings photography?
Yes. The same batch workflow applies whether you are branding a three-bed semi for sale or a city-centre flat to let. Rental stock turns over faster, so letting negotiators often run smaller batches more frequently, but the export settings and logo placement are identical. Convert HEIC phone shots, resize to 1600px, and compress in one pass.
What logo file format works best?
Upload a PNG with a transparent background where possible. That sits cleanly over exterior skies and interior walls without a white rectangle. If your brand kit only provides a JPEG, it still works, but check the preview on both a dark room shot and a bright garden image before you process the full listing. Vector EPS files need exporting to raster first; Stampi overlays bitmap logos, not live vector art.
Will Rightmove reject my files after Stampi export?
Stampi's Rightmove profile outputs JPG at 1600px longest edge in sRGB, which matches what Rightmove publishes in its image guidance. Rejections are rare when you stay within those specs. If a file still fails, check the original for unusual colour profiles or corrupt metadata rather than assuming the resize step caused it. Keep one known-good file from a previous successful upload to compare if support asks questions.
Is Stampi free to use?
Yes. Stampi is free with no subscription, no credit card, and no trial that expires. Open the app, upload your files, and download the results. We built it that way on purpose because photo prep is annoying enough without a paywall in the middle.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Stampi runs in your browser with no sign-up. Images are processed locally on your device. When you close the tab or download your ZIP, the session is gone. We do not store your files on a server.
How do I get started?
Go to stampi.cc, upload your photos (or click Try with samples to load demo files), add your logo, pick your export formats, and hit Prepare Media. A ZIP downloads in seconds. That is the whole workflow.