Property video editor
A property video editor that starts from the listing.
Most editors open on a blank timeline and wait for you to become an editor. PropertyCuts opens on the property: the photos you already have, the details buyers ask for, and the formats you actually publish.
What you still control
You choose the template, the order of the media, the listing details and which cuts to render. Vertical, square and landscape come from that one project, so a portal film and a Reel are not two separate jobs.
What you skip is the part that slows a busy office down: building titles by hand, resizing the same edit three times, and learning a timeline before the listing goes live.
What a property edit is made of
A useful listing video is rarely a single cinematic shot. It is the exterior, the kitchen, the living space, a floor plan and a clear price. PropertyCuts treats those as the ingredients, not as clips you have to animate from scratch.
Short walkthrough clips can sit next to stills. If you only have photography, the template can still carry the story with your branding and details on screen.
- Photos and short clips in one project
- Floor plan as part of the sequence
- Price, beds, baths and location styled for you
- Logo and colours reused across cuts
Who this editor is for
Estate agents and real estate agents use it when the photography is back and the listing needs to move. Marketing teams use it when every office should look like the same brand. Photographers use it when video is an add-on, not a second career.
If the job is a bespoke film with a graded colour story and a custom score, a traditional editor is still the right tool. PropertyCuts is for the volume of property marketing that never gets that treatment because there is not time.
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Questions
Is PropertyCuts a timeline editor?
No. It is a property video editor built around templates, media and listing details. You are not cutting on an empty timeline.
Can I make more than one format?
Yes. Portrait, square and landscape can be rendered from the same project.
Do I need clips, or will photos do?
Photos are enough to start. Add clips when you have them.