I do the same but the image does not finish uploading.

Same as totoro. The photo does not load and the comment and photo (or just the photo) just sits there and I have to log in again.

If you reduce the size of the photo, it will upload flawlessly.

I don’t use their website in a browser. I use the Houzz app on my iPhone & iPad. I take all pictures with my iPhone. Then I upload from within the Houzz app using my iPhone or iPad, it doesn’t make a difference which, since all photos taken on my iPhone are immediately uploaded to my iPad. I don’t need to resize photos since the Houzz app resizes them while it uploads. Their app only allows 4 photos per post. I have never had any trouble posting photos this way. It seems like their app technology is more advanced than their website. I don’t own a computer; I use one at work just not at home.

You will find if your photos are 300 dpi, they will upload here and to Help Me Find without issues. That is an optimum size for viewing on the Web. I set my camera to that density (file size) so the photos are already the correct size and don't require massaging to be ready for uploading. My Android phone seems to automatically take them that size as they upload without issue.

I will give it a try to reduce size of photos before trying to post. Sigh, I hate all the messing around with a million buttons to do a simple thing. I am not a lover of all this tech (expletive deleted) minutae needed to do these things. Drives my gardening brain crazy.

Oh, Debby, we all get that! I HATE adjusting the sizes. I just want to take the photo and have the dumb computer and even dumber web site KNOW what I want them to do and not require me to even think about it. I CAN do the adjustments. I CAN read the instructions and follow them. I DO NOT WANT TO. I am NOT interested in any of that and I am NOT alone. That is why I made the suggestion to simply set your camera to that setting, or, perhaps the setting on your equipment is something like "share on web" or something? It all relates to file size, the amount of information it contains. Too large, too much information and it either uploads very slowly or not at all, so make the equipment setting once and never have to think about it, again. The only down side is, if you intend to print those photos, they won't be AS good as they would have been as larger files with the greater amount of information. But, you'll never have to think about (nor do anything about) "sharing" them again, other than just share them.

Since I do often print images, I shoot them at a good size. They're 300 dpi, but 12-ins. I reduce them to 7-ins., and 220 dpi, and they're find for any of the websites.

I wish that were not necessary -- but I find it less frustrating than sitting there staring at the thing, to see if it will upload.

If I open house on my browser I have photo uploading problems. I just downloaded the house app and posted through that and it uploaded perfectly, right away.

I've never had any problem posting if I wait. I can download a few at a time, but need to wait for all of them to "show". Then wait for them to submit. On my phone I also can't submit pics with the initial entry. It's frankly not any more onerous than other sites I frequent or even the "other.org" site. I have to wait just as long there for pics to post. I did lower the file size a long time ago as this is an issue with many forums. My problem is I can't type when I use my phone for Houzz and its voice recognition is a joke. Many people have issues with their app on Android so I've avoided it, but maybe that would solve the typing problem.

I wish I could share some of the voice typing embarrassments! I will let you use your imagination what Google Voice Typing substituted for "Hugonis seedlings". My friend responded, "What in the H@!! are those???" LOL!

I have just spent an entire day trying to upload a series of new images to my account. I have tried every way possible but nothing will work--very frustrating --never had this problem before --all images uploaded fine in the past--Houzz does not offer much help