Photos and videos are the reviews shoppers trust most, and they feed your carousels, your ads and the product page's own gallery. Quoli gathers them three ways: on the review form, with a photo request after the review, and with a bigger reward for media.

Where: Settings ▸ Review form, Collect & publish and Discounts

Limits: Photos up to 100 MB and videos up to 500 MB, up to 10 files a review

Plans: Photos on every plan. Videos and rewards need Starter and up, so on Free customers can't add a video.

Right after the stars, the form asks for photos or a video. On phones, shoppers can take one with the camera there and then. On computers, they choose files or drag them in. When you reward media, the step says what a photo or video earns.

Shoppers can skip it, unless you require a photo on 5 star reviews. Customize your review form covers each upload setting.

Many shoppers write their review first and would add a photo later. Set Photo request in Settings ▸ Collect & publish, and Quoli emails each customer whose published review has no photo or video, that many days after it. The button opens a page that adds media to that same review.

Rewards are given when a review is first written, so the photo request doesn't promise one. How automated review requests work covers its timing.

In Settings ▸ Discounts, set Discount to Different per review type and give media more than text, like 5% for a written review, 15% with a photo and 20% with a video. The review form and your request emails then tell shoppers what each one earns. Reward reviews with discounts walks through every reward setting.

Home and Analytics show Media conversion: the share of reviews in the period with a photo or video. Watch it climb as you turn on the photo request and reward media.

💡 Tip: Turn on the photo request and give video the biggest reward. Together they fill your gallery faster than anything else.