Pick your strongest photo
Upload a listing photo — ideally a wide shot with depth: a twilight exterior, a living room, a view.
Cinematic property clips generated from a single photo — no videographer, no second shoot, no editing software. Add a listing description and social posts, and the launch is done.
Illustrative previews. Each clip is generated from one listing photo.
Buyers scroll past still photos. Instagram Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and most listing portals give motion more reach and more attention — but filming every property costs time and money most listings can't justify. The result is that video is usually reserved for luxury homes, and everything else launches with photos only.
Property Video closes that gap. Because each clip is generated from a photo you already have, every listing can launch with motion — the starter condo as well as the waterfront home — for the price of a single staged photo pack.
Upload a listing photo — ideally a wide shot with depth: a twilight exterior, a living room, a view.
Describe the move you want, like “slow push toward the windows”. Otherwise a smooth cinematic default is used.
The clip is saved to the property. Download the MP4 and use it on social, your website, email, and portals.
No vague promises. Every clip follows the same specification and the same guardrails.
| Input | One listing photo — JPG, PNG, or WebP |
| Output | MP4 video, 1280×720 (16:9) |
| Length | 8 seconds per clip |
| Camera | Slow, professional cinematic movement |
| Direction | Optional instructions, e.g. “slow push toward the fireplace” |
| Guardrails | No people, text, logos, invented rooms, or structural changes |
| Price | $19 per video from your pay-as-you-go balance |
The warm windows and deep sky make the strongest opening shot of any listing reel.
Wide shots of the living room or open-plan kitchen give the camera room to move.
Pools, gardens, and balconies with a view are where motion adds the most.
Stage an empty room first in Property Media, then bring the staged result to life.
Tip: a staged or twilight-converted photo from Property Media often makes a stronger video than the original, because the room is already finished.
$19 /video
8-second cinematic clip from one listing photo, saved to the property.
$3 /listing
Headline, 180–260-word description, short version, key features, and SEO title — in four tones. Never invents property facts.
$12 /listing
Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn posts, ten hashtags, and a reel script to pair with your property video.
You upload one listing photo and optionally describe the camera move. The AI generates an 8-second, 1280×720 clip with a slow, professional camera movement while preserving the property's architecture. No people, text, or invented rooms are added.
$19 per video, paid from your pay-as-you-go balance — no subscription needed. One property video is included in the $179 Listing Signature package.
Each clip covers one scene for 8 seconds. For a longer reel, create clips from several photos — exterior, living room, kitchen, view — and combine them in any video editor or social app. It is not a replacement for a filmed walkthrough tour.
Anywhere you market the listing: Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, email campaigns, your website, and listing portals that accept video. Check your MLS's rules for branded or AI-generated media before uploading there.
We recommend it. The video is generated from a real photo of the property, but the motion is synthesized — a short “AI-generated video from listing photo” note keeps you transparent with buyers.
The listing description ($3) gives you a headline, a 180–260-word description, a short description under 500 characters, key features, and an SEO title — in a professional, luxury, warm, or concise tone. The social media package ($12) adds an Instagram caption, Facebook and LinkedIn posts, a short caption, ten hashtags, a reel script, and three image directions. Neither invents property facts: both are written only from the details you provide.
Add balance once, then create videos whenever a listing needs one.
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