A listing video from the photos you already have
Add your listing photos and get a vertical walkthrough for Reels, Facebook or a text. The camera moves through the real rooms. No filming, no editing.
Make your first video freeNo account. No card. About 10 minutes.
How it works
- Add 5 to 60 listing photos from your phone, or paste the Dropbox link your photographer sent.
- It sorts the rooms and finds the photos that show the same space from two spots. Those pairs are what make a camera move possible.
- It plans the route in walking order: front door, living room, kitchen, bedroom, outside, the view. You can swap or remove any scene before you make the video.
- Each scene is rendered, then checked against your photos. A scene that drifts from the real room is rendered again, and left out if it still fails.
What it is and what it isn't
- It is up to eight camera moves through the real rooms, joined with short fades. A Short is 4 scenes and about 15 seconds. A Full tour is up to 8 scenes and about 30 seconds.
- It is not one continuous take through the whole house. Nothing can do that from ordinary photos yet.
- The video is vertical, so it shows about the middle third of each wide photo. Rooms shot from two angles give the best moves.
Why agents use it
- A videographer runs $150 to $400 for a reel, and you wait on the edit. This takes about 10 minutes and costs $7 for a Short.
- It uses photos you have already paid for. There is nothing to shoot and nothing to learn.
- You pay when you have a listing. There is no contract.
Questions
How long does it take?
About 10 minutes for most sets of photos. You can close the page and come back.
Do I need to film anything?
No. It works from the listing photos you already have.
Do I need an account?
No. Open the page, add photos, and your first Short is free.
What does it cost?
Your first Short is free. After that a Short is $7 and a Full tour is $12, or $29 a month for 6 videos. There is no contract.
Will the rooms look like the real rooms?
Each scene starts and ends on your actual photos, and every clip is checked against them before it goes in your video. If a scene looks off you can redo it free, up to twice.
Is it labeled?
Yes. Every video carries a small "AI motion from photos" label. California's AB 723 and some MLS rules call for disclosure on altered listing media, so check the rules where you work.