Home Privacy Guide · Homeowner tools

Removing Your Home’s Photos from Zillow

Interior photos and floor plans reveal more than an address. Use Zillow’s homeowner tools to reduce the photos visible on your property page.

Photo removal does not remove your property’s public-record page.

Sources reviewed September 22, 2026

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One step at a time

Step-by-Step Removal Guide

  1. Sign in and find your home

    Open Zillow in a web browser. Sign in or create an account, then search for your full address and open the matching property.

    Open Zillow (opens in a new tab)
  2. Verify that you own the property

    In the property menu, choose More → Claim ownership. Complete Zillow’s verification prompts.

    Zillow’s ownership instructions (opens in a new tab)
  3. Open the owner’s editing tools

    From your profile, select Your Home and open your property. In the owner view, choose Edit Facts.

  4. Remove or hide the photos

    Select an image and use Remove Photo, or choose Delete all photos. Alternatively, use the checkbox that hides photos from public view.

  5. Save your changes

    Choose Save Changes at the bottom. Then check the property in a signed-out browser window to see what visitors can still view.

  6. Request help with anything still visible

    If editing is unavailable or photos remain, send Zillow support the property link and identify the images you want removed. Some recently sold homes retain the primary image.

    Contact Zillow support (opens in a new tab)

Sources & Current Instructions

Reviewed September 22, 2026. Menus and policies change. Follow the platform’s current instructions if they differ from this guide.