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AI Real Estate Video Generator
A listing with ten still photos is a brochure. A listing with a five-second twilight exterior and a slow kitchen push-in feels like a viewing. You do not need a videographer for every property: start from the photos you already have, animate one room at a time, and keep the architecture stable.
$4.99 one-time · 50 credits · no subscription · Generate one room first. Stable architecture matters more than a dramatic camera move.
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Presets
Start from a tested preset
Click “Use this preset” to put the prompt into the Studio on this page, or copy it and edit the details yourself. Each example is an original concept, not a licensed character.
Twilight Exterior
Warm interior lights and a deep sky without changing the building.
View prompt
Use the uploaded real estate photo as the exact reference and starting composition. Keep the building geometry, windows, roofline, landscaping and perspective unchanged. Create a five-second twilight exterior shot: warm interior lights glow, the sky deepens to blue, soft clouds drift, and the camera performs a very slow push-in. Realistic reflections, stable architecture, no people, no text, no logos, no watermarks.
Kitchen Push-In
A slow move toward the island and backsplash with stable verticals.
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Use the uploaded kitchen photo as the exact reference. Keep the cabinetry, island, countertop, backsplash, windows and perspective unchanged. Create a five-second slow push-in toward the island, with soft daylight moving across the countertop and a subtle reflection on the stone. Realistic materials, stable vertical lines, natural shadows. No people, no text, no logos, no watermarks.
Pool Reveal
A gentle track across the water with realistic reflections and palm shadows.
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Use the uploaded pool photo as the exact reference. Keep the pool shape, deck, furniture, landscaping and building geometry unchanged. Create a five-second gentle tracking shot across the water, with realistic ripples, sunlight reflections and palm shadows moving slightly in the breeze. Stable architecture, natural colour, no people, no text, no logos, no watermarks.
Agent Intro
A clean, text-free background for a real estate agent’s talking-head video.
View prompt
Create a five-second clean background plate for a real estate agent intro: a bright modern living room with a large window, soft daylight, a neutral sofa and a plant, with the camera holding a steady wide shot and a subtle parallax drift. No people, no text, no logos, no watermarks. The composition should leave space in the centre for a talking-head overlay.
Try it
Open the Studio with this prompt
The prompt is already in the box. Replace the example details with yours, upload a photo if the workflow needs one, and check the credit cost before you submit.
- 1Choose a prompt or a preset above.
- 2Upload an authorized photo if the workflow asks for one.
- 3Generate one short draft, review it, then refine one variable.
Starter prompt
Use the uploaded real estate photo as the exact reference and starting composition. Keep the building geometry, windows, roofline, landscaping and perspective unchanged. Create a five-second twilight exterior shot: warm interior lights glow, the sky deepens to blue, soft clouds drift, and the camera performs a very slow push-in. Realistic reflections, stable architecture, no people, no text, no logos, no watermarks.
AI Real Estate Video Generator
Upload a first frame or paste one public image URL. Private and share-page links will fail.
Upload an ending frame or paste one public image URL if you want the motion to land on a target shot.
Generation Controls
These are the shared controls across all three workflow lanes.
Uses the faster route when available.
Include synchronized audio when the provider supports it.
Task Notifications
Useful for longer queue times. We keep the current task switch separate from your future default.
We send the prompt, task page link, and a direct download shortcut when the render finishes.
Save this as your default so new tasks start with notifications already enabled.
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Start with one real test.
$4.99 one-time · 50 credits · no subscription. Generate one room first. Stable architecture matters more than a dramatic camera move.
Guide
How to get a usable result
The short version: keep the change small, describe what must stay the same, and review the first draft before spending more credits.
Why listing photos benefit from motion
Buyers scroll quickly. A still photo asks them to imagine the space; a short clip with a slow push-in does some of that imagining for them. The motion should be modest: a push toward a doorway, a slow pan across a kitchen, a twilight exterior with warm windows. The goal is to make the property feel real, not to turn it into a music video.
AI video is not a substitute for a walkthrough or a drone shot. It is a lightweight first impression for a listing page, a social post or an email. Use it before the professional shoot, or as a supporting asset alongside full photography and a floor plan.
Start with a photo that tells the truth
Use a well-lit photo with straight verticals and a clear subject: the facade, the kitchen island, the living room, the pool. Avoid a fisheye shot, a heavy HDR blend or a photo with a car in the driveway. The model will preserve those details, including the ones you do not want.
Do not use AI to add a view, a fireplace, a pool or a room that does not exist. The clip should show the property as it is, with only the camera motion and lighting changed. If the photo needs a repair, fix the photo first and keep a record of the edit.
Four real estate presets
Twilight Exterior warms the windows and deepens the sky without changing the building. Kitchen Push-In moves slowly toward the island and the backsplash. Pool Reveal tracks across the water with realistic reflections. Agent Intro is a clean, text-free background for a talking-head overlay, not a generated person.
Each preset keeps the architecture fixed. That is the most important constraint: a warped roofline or a window that moves will destroy trust faster than a plain photo. If the geometry drifts, reduce the camera move and generate again.
A real estate prompt template
Use this order: “Use the uploaded property photo as the exact reference. Keep the building geometry, windows, roofline, landscaping and perspective unchanged. Create a five-second [camera move] shot. [Lighting change.] [One atmospheric detail.] Realistic reflections, stable architecture. No people, no text, no logos, no watermarks.”
The template is intentionally conservative. Real estate video is not the place for dramatic scene changes or invented furniture. A slow, stable move with a beautiful sky is enough. If you need a room-to-room tour, generate one clip per room and cut them together with a simple title card.
Disclosure and fair housing
Label AI-generated or AI-edited property clips where the audience could mistake them for a filmed walkthrough. Do not use the tool to alter the condition of the property, hide a defect, change the view, or add amenities that are not there. Follow local advertising and fair-housing rules; do not generate people or text that imply a preferred buyer profile.
Keep the original photo and the approved clip together. If a buyer, seller or broker asks how the clip was made, you can show the source and the edit. Transparency is part of the listing’s trust signal.
Cost and distribution
A four-second 720p Fast clip starts at 40 credits. The $4.99 one-time pack covers a first test; a multi-listing workflow needs a larger pack and a retry budget. The Studio shows the cost before submission, so you can decide per property.
Use the vertical clip for social, the wide clip for the listing page, and a GIF or thumbnail for email. The free browser tools convert, compress and extract frames without additional generation credits. Keep one master clip per room and create derivatives from it.
What to check before publishing a listing clip
Check the architecture first: rooflines, window count, door positions, counter edges and floor transitions. A moving camera can hide a small artifact for a second, but buyers pause and scrub. Compare the first frame with the source photo at full size. If the geometry changed, reduce the camera move to a slow push-in or a gentle pan rather than regenerating the whole scene.
Check the truth claims next. The clip must not add a view, a fireplace, furniture, landscaping or a room that the property does not have. Keep the original photo and the approved clip together, note that the clip is AI-generated in the listing or caption, and follow the brokerage’s disclosure policy. A beautiful clip that misrepresents the property is a liability, not a marketing asset.
FAQ
Questions people ask before they generate
Can I make a real estate video from listing photos?
Yes. Upload a listing photo and use image-to-video with a slow camera move. Keep the building geometry, windows and perspective unchanged. The clip is a short motion layer, not a replacement for a full walkthrough or drone footage.
Will the AI change the property?
It should not if you instruct it not to. The presets explicitly preserve geometry, windows, roofline and landscaping. Check the clip at full size; if a line warps, reduce the camera move and regenerate. Never use AI to hide a defect or add an amenity that is not there.
Can I add people or an agent to the video?
The presets are intentionally people-free. For an agent intro, generate a clean background plate and film the agent separately, then composite in an editor. Generating a fake person in a property listing can mislead buyers.
How long should a listing clip be?
Five seconds is enough for a loop, a social teaser or a listing-page hero. Generate one clip per room and cut them together for a longer tour. Short clips cost less and are easier to keep stable.
How much does a real estate clip cost?
A four-second 720p Fast clip starts at 40 credits. The exact cost depends on duration, resolution and settings, and the Studio shows it before submission. The $4.99 one-time pack covers a first test.
Do I need to disclose that the video is AI-generated?
Label it where the audience could mistake it for a filmed walkthrough. Follow local advertising and fair-housing rules, keep the source photo, and never use the edit to misrepresent the property’s condition, view or amenities.