Checking the Rules: What Makes a Photo Directory-Ready

Before submitting anything, I went through the WordPress Photo Directory guidelines carefully, since not every photo qualifies — even a good photo can get rejected for technical reasons.

The main requirements I had to check for each image:

  • Minimum resolution of 2000×2000 pixels — smaller images are rejected automatically
  • JPEG format only
  • No watermarks, logos, or text overlays
  • No visible faces without consent
  • No visible brand logos
  • Minimal editing — basic brightness/contrast/cropping is fine, heavy filters are not

I went through my photo folder and separated the ones that met all these criteria from the ones that needed re-editing or that I’ll leave out. I focused mostly on [campus architecture / Costa Rican landscapes / textures — adjust to your theme], since those are useful categories for designers and currently underrepresented in the directory.

With my selection ready, the next step is submitting my first batch.

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