A Sortable Inspection Photo Log for Every Property You Walk
Photo2XL lets property teams preview and export available iPhone inspection-photo metadata into XLSX or CSV. Add property, unit, or visit columns and review missing values before attaching the result to a report.
Inspectors take more photos than they can organize
Property teams can take many photos per inspection. Without a structured index, the photo set is difficult to review:
- close Finding "the photo of the basement leak" means scrolling through 200 shots
- close Disputes ("when did this damage occur?") require timestamps inspectors don't always remember
- close Multi-property days lose context — was that crack at the 9am inspection or the 2pm one?
- close Carrier/buyer/seller requests for documentation arrive weeks later, when memory has faded
One album per property, one export per inspection
Use iOS albums named by property or visit, add custom property columns, preview available metadata, and export XLSX or CSV for sorting and filtering.
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Album per inspection
Use iOS albums named by property address or MLS#. Drop photos in as you take them.
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Inspection-relevant fields
Enable Date, Time, GPS, Filename, File Size. Save as "Inspection Log" for repeat use.
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Attach to the report
Embed the .xlsx in your inspection report template, or include the ZIP (photos + sheet) when delivering to buyers/sellers.
Inspection-relevant EXIF fields
Fields that can help organize a working inspection log when the source provides them.
Reports source timestamps for comparison with the inspection schedule and notes.
Reports coordinates when present; coordinates can be absent or previously changed and need independent review.
Cross-references spreadsheet rows to selected photo files; size alone does not prove originality.
Reports make/model strings when present; it does not identify a unique device or authenticate the source.
Frequently asked questions — Real Estate Inspectors
Specific to real estate inspectors workflows