snap a few photos to get started

In a few easy steps, you can upload photos with your claim that we can use to assess the damage.

How to submit photos with your claim

1. Start your claim

Once you’ve filed and submitted your auto claim, we’ll let you know if you can go ahead and submit photos for an estimate.

How to submit photos on your mobile device.

  • With your mobile device using the link you received by text or email
  • By logging into your MyClaim account
  • On the Allstate mobile app

Allstate customers can access features with their My Account username and password. Don't have a My Account login? Register now.

2. Take and submit photos

  • Bring your keys so we can take a few photos inside the vehicle to help us write the estimate.
  • You’ll be guided to take photos of vehicle damage, different angles of the vehicle exterior, VIN and odometers, and can add eight photos of your choice.
  • Once you submit your photos, you can track your estimate status via MyClaim.

3. Receive an estimate

We will review your photos and write an estimate based on what we can see and may reach out for more photos if necessary.

You’ll receive a link to log in and view your estimate based on the damage visible in the photos. You will also receive instructions on how to proceed with repairs if you choose to do so.

4. Receive payment or schedule repairs.

You will receive payment for the estimate amount to your preferred payment method and we’ll send you a confirmation message.

If your body shop finds additional damage, we will work with the shop directly to cover any additional damage found (subject to your policy coverages).


All you need to know about submitting photos with a claim

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If you're an Allstate customer, log in to My Account to file a claim.

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If you are not an Allstate customer,
call 1-800-255-7828 to file a claim.

Track a claim

Allstate customers and non-customers can use My Account to view a claim or track its status.

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