Real estate site opt-out guide

How to Remove Your Home Photos & Information From Redfin

Redfin shows homes from public records and MLS data. Homeowners can claim their home in Redfin’s owner tools and ask support to remove listing photos.

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Quick facts

Help pageRedfin support
CostFree
VerificationProof of ownership for some requests
Account neededOften, to claim your home
Processing timeUsually days to a few weeks
Last reviewedOctober 2026

Step by step

How to remove photos and details from Redfin

Find your home pageSearch Redfin for your address and open the property page.
Claim your homeUse Redfin’s owner tools to claim the home and verify ownership.
Remove or hide photosAsk Redfin to remove listing and interior photos, or hide them through the owner tools.
Correct or hide detailsFix incorrect facts and hide optional details like interior features.
Stop syndication at the sourceAsk your listing agent to remove photos from the MLS so they do not re-sync.

What Redfin shows about you

Listing photos and interior images
Floor plans and home details
Sale and price history
Estimated value

After you opt out

Check the home page again in a private window to confirm photos and details changed.
Ask your listing agent to remove photos from the MLS so they stop syndicating to other sites.
If Google Images still shows your home photos, use Google’s Refresh Outdated Content tool.
Remember that sale history and tax data come from public records and usually remain visible.

FAQ

Redfin opt-out FAQ

Can I remove my house from Redfin completely?

Usually not. Property pages are built from public records. You can typically remove listing photos, hide details, or correct facts, but the address and sale history generally remain.

How do I remove interior photos of my home from Redfin?

Claim your home or contact Redfin support with proof of ownership, and ask your former listing agent to remove the photos from the MLS so they do not come back.