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Create an agent highlight graphic

Turn a production result into a post that marks a milestone without sounding like a billboard.

Short answer

Choose Agent Highlight and select one tracked production result. Two layouts are available, Circle Portrait and Cutout Portrait, and the figure comes from Production so it matches your profile exactly.

Agent Highlight is the post for a milestone, an anniversary or an introduction — the one that is about you rather than a property.

Create one

  1. Make sure the figure you want exists in the Production tab.
  2. Open the Content tab and choose Share Graphics.
  3. Choose Agent Highlight.
  4. Select the production result to feature.
  5. Choose Circle Portrait or Cutout Portrait.
  6. Choose a size.
  7. Download.

One result per graphic

An Agent Highlight features one figure. That is not a limitation to work around — a graphic with four numbers on it communicates none of them, because a reader in a feed gives it under a second.

Writing around it

The graphic carries the number. Your caption carries the meaning:

  • Say what the figure represents and over what period.
  • Thank somebody real, if somebody real is owed thanks.
  • Resist the urge to add a second number in the caption. You already chose the one that matters.

Numbers on a public post are advertising claims. The same accuracy rules apply here as on your profile — check what your brokerage and your state require, and use figures you could substantiate.

There is no property photo on an Agent Highlight

Agent Highlight is about you. A property image on it would make it a property post with your figures attached, which is a different graphic — and CardCloser has one of those already.

If this doesn't work

No results are offered.
Add a production result first. See Add production highlights.
The figure is formatted oddly.
It renders as you entered it in Production. Edit it there and generate again.
Only one layout is available.
Cutout Portrait needs a cutout version of your portrait. Circle Portrait works with your standard headshot.

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In Create a graphic · Last reviewed July 31, 2026