This display isn't HDR — content shows at standard (SDR) brightness
HDR photos that sell listings
Buyers scroll listings on their phones — and modern phones have HDR screens. A true HDR listing photo literally glows brighter than every SDR photo around it. That's not a metaphor: HDR highlights are physically brighter on screen.
See the difference
SDR
HDR
This display isn't HDR — content shows at standard (SDR) brightness
Window views that stay bright
The classic real estate problem: expose for the room and the windows blow out. With HDR, the view through the window genuinely shines instead of clipping to white.
Golden hour that looks like golden hour
Sunset exteriors and twilight shots keep their glow instead of flattening into a dull orange.
Bulk-convert entire shoots
Drop an entire listing's gallery and get every shot back as one HDR ZIP in minutes — convert as many listings as you shoot, unlimited on any paid plan. Shooting walkthrough videos too? You can also convert listing video to HDR.
Frequently asked questions
It uploads and displays normally — that part is certain. An Ultra HDR JPG is an ordinary JPEG with a gain map embedded, so any portal treats it as a regular photo and nothing breaks. Whether it also glows there is a separate question: portals recompress what you upload, and recompression usually drops the gain map. We haven't measured the MLS, Zillow or Redfin, so we won't claim it either way. Where we have measured it and it does glow: iPhone Photos, the Instagram feed, Google Photos, Chrome and Safari.
No. MakeHDR builds the gain map from the finished JPEG you already have — no bracketing, no RAW, no reshoot required.
Yes. Drop the whole gallery and download every HDR version as one ZIP. Conversions are unlimited on any paid plan.
