1. Filenames matter
Spiro can organize your images in two ways, depending on your sorting selection in the Property Website Editor (PWE).
By default, images are sorted by filename (alphanumeric order). If no manual changes are made, all images (including new uploads) will continue to follow filename order.
If you manually rearrange images in the gallery, the sorting method will automatically switch to Manual Order. Once in Manual Order, new images will follow your Company import setting.
How sorting works
Sort by Name (default)
Images are ordered based on their filename (e.g., 001, 002, 003)New images will be placed automatically based on their filename
Manual Order
Images are arranged using drag-and-drop in the galleryAny manual movement switches the gallery to Manual Order
New image placement is controlled by your Company setting:
- Beginning of gallery
- End of gallery
- Filename orderExisting manually arranged images will not be changed when new images are added
Naming guidance
While manual sorting is available, naming your files in sequence is still recommended—especially when:
Uploading images through an editor or VA
You want consistent ordering without manual adjustments
You are relying on automatic sorting
Use a 2- or 3-digit sequence number:
✔ 001, 002, 003
❌ 1, 2, 3
Single digit numbers may sort incorrectly (e.g., 1, 10, 2)
Optional: Renaming tools
Renaming images can be done using tools like Adobe Bridge or similar batch renaming software.
2. How To Video
This method is most useful when using filename-based sorting or working with an editor or VA. If you are using Manual Order, image placement will follow your Company import setting.
3. Size Limit = 50 mb per image
Upload your HQ images to Spiro but keep them under 50 mb each.
We will automatically create the web resolution for you (2000px on the long side at 72dpi)
4. Use the Dropbox integration for auto import back into Spiro
When you integrate Dropbox, you can create a watch folder that will automatically import photos into the gallery.
No manual uploading required
Works especially well when using an editor or team member


