From photos
Create a real estate video from listing photos.
The photo set is already the most expensive part of the marketing. A real estate video made from those photos puts the same shoot to work on the listing page and in the feed.
Use the photo set you would send to the portal
If the stills are good enough for the listing gallery, they are good enough to sequence. Lead with the exterior, move through the rooms a buyer walks in their head, and finish on the detail that earns the viewing.
Avoid filling the video with near-identical angles. The edit should feel like a tour, not a contact sheet.
Put the facts on screen
A silent slideshow of rooms makes people squint at the caption. Price, beds, baths and location belong in the video, styled with your branding, so the film can travel to social without a paragraph of explanation underneath.
PropertyCuts takes those details as structured fields. You are not rebuilding lower-thirds every time the price changes and you re-export.
Render the shapes each channel asks for
A wide photo looks natural in 16:9 and tighter in 9:16. That is a reason to preview each cut, not a reason to abandon vertical. Check that the house, not the sky, is what survives the crop.
Make the landscape video for the listing, the vertical video for Reels and TikTok, and the square video when the campaign needs a feed placement. Same photos. Three files.
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Questions
Do the photos need to be professionally shot?
Clear, well-lit photos work best. Phone photos from a viewing can still make a useful first cut.
Can I update the price and render again?
Yes. Listing details live on the project, so you can correct them and create a new cut.
Is this the same as an AI video generator?
No. The video is built from your photos and a property template. AI is not required.