Can you create photos of a business location that does not exist?
No. Profile images should not mislead people about a real business, its premises, or the services it offers.
Google Business Profile graphics may include photos or visual material that customers see while learning about a business. Design support helps organize suitable assets, but imagery should show the real business and follow Google's current profile rules.

Prepare profile imagery and visual assets that fit the business and the profile's customer-facing purpose.
We discuss whether an image represents the business, its work, or a product accurately and where it may appear. The owner supplies or approves source imagery; visuals should not imply a location, staff, or service that does not exist.
Image dimensions, crop, clarity, and file quality affect how an asset appears. We can prepare agreed graphics and note where a genuine photograph may be more appropriate than a designed promotional image.
Develop a logo concept and practical asset plan for how your business needs to be recognized.
Explore Logo DesignBuild a practical visual system from your approved business name, audience, and communication needs.
Explore Brand Identity DesignCreate or adapt visual assets that fit website content, layout, and the information visitors need.
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No. Profile images should not mislead people about a real business, its premises, or the services it offers.
Use depends on the placement and Google's current content policies; review the rules before publishing.
That requires authorized Business Profile access and should be agreed separately from preparing artwork.
Google's setup guide explains the profile context in which business photos and other public information appear.
Read More Here about Get started with Google Business Profile (opens in a new tab)W3C's image tutorial helps decide when profile-related visual information needs an accompanying text alternative on a website.
Read More Here about W3C Images Tutorial (opens in a new tab)Google's local ranking guidance reinforces the need for complete, accurate business information alongside its imagery.
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