Brand your dealership inventory photos and drop them straight into any upload field — Facebook Marketplace, your DMS, anywhere.
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updated 29 Jun 2026
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About VinAssessment Photo Branding
Stop hand-watermarking your inventory photos one car at a time.
VinAssessment Photo Branding lets a car dealership brand its inventory photos once and drop the branded images straight into any upload field — Facebook Marketplace, your DMS, a marketplace portal, anywhere you post cars.
HOW IT WORKS
1. In the free VinAssessment photo-branding tool (vinassessment.com/free-tools/photo-branding), pick a template and enter your dealership name, city, and phone. Click "Send to extension."
2. On any page where you upload photos, open the extension panel.
3. Pick a vehicle from your live inventory — or search by model, e.g. "Q5" — and the extension renders that car's photos with your branding right in your browser. Your photos never leave your computer.
4. Click "Inject" to place the branded photos into the page's upload field.
WHY DEALERS USE IT
• Brand a whole vehicle's photos in one click — no re-saving, no manu
• Pull your real, live inventory and search it by model.
• Preview every branded photo full-screen before you post.
• Works on the sites you already use — there's nothing new to learn.
• Photos are rendered locally in your browser; nothing is uploaded to
Built for dealers who post inventory across multiple sites and are tired of re-uploading watermarked photos by hand.
Note: requires a VinAssessment branding design (free, no signup) to be sent to the extension first.