Free Property Spotlight Tool
Free in PhotoEdit
Draw around any area of an image and instantly make it stand out by fading, darkening, blurring or converting everything outside the selection to black and white. Runs in the PhotoEdit app — free, local, no account required.
Opens in PhotoEdit · Your image stays on your device
Free Property Spotlight Tool
Highlight a property, building, garden or plot of land directly within an aerial photograph. Draw around the area you want to feature and instantly convert everything outside the selection to black and white, darken it, blur it or reduce its colour.
No Photoshop, account or upload required.
Highlight properties in aerial photographs
Estate agents and property photographers often shoot wide drone or aerial frames that show a house in its neighbourhood. Buyers need to know which plot is for sale. Spotlight lets you draw a simple boundary around the property and garden so the listing subject stays in full colour while the surrounding streets fade back — ideal for portals, brochures and social posts.
Create professional marketing images in seconds
The tool is built for property listings, sales brochures, auction catalogues, development marketing, commercial property packs and social media. Choose Classic black and white, Focus, Brochure with a white outline, Dark or Blur — then download a clean JPG, PNG or WebP at the original resolution.
Your images remain private
Private by design. Your image stays on your device. Spotlight processes everything locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server, sent to AI, or stored remotely.
More than property photography
Use Spotlight on any image. Common uses include hotels, schools, development sites, farms, venues, commercial buildings, holiday parks, construction projects, event photography and product photography.
How to use Spotlight
- Upload an image
- Draw around the area
- Choose an effect
- Download the edited image
Upload. Draw. Highlight. Download.
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