Customers can add photos to your Google Business Profile, and an unflattering or irrelevant photo can sit at the top of your listing. You can delete your own uploads and report customer photos that break Google’s policies.
Photos you uploaded as the business owner can be deleted from the Photos section of your profile.
Find the photo on Google Maps or Search, open it, and use the report option. Google removes photos that are off-topic, low quality in a misleading way, offensive, or that show private information.
Reported photos are reviewed by Google, and the result is not always visible immediately. Report again only if you have a different, valid reason.
Uploading fresh, high-quality photos of your work, team, and premises regularly gives Google better images to feature.
No. Only the person who posted it can delete it. You can report it to Google.
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