Realtor.com listing video: from your listing link to a virtual tour on the page

If your listing is already on Realtor.com, you do not need to dig the photos out of a Dropbox folder. Paste the Realtor.com listing link at the top of the create page. Property Video Generator reads the page and brings in the photos and the details it can find: address, price, beds, baths and size.

1. Paste the link. You can do this before signing in; we ask you to sign in only when you press create.
2. Pick the photos to keep. Up to 40 import; 10 to 25 usually make the best film. Property Video Generator leaves out near duplicates and weaker angles on its own, and you can override it.
3. Check the details. The narration is checked against them, so a wrong bath count becomes a wrong line.
4. Choose a vibe, a voice or your own narration, and press create. Render takes a few minutes; we email you when it is done.

Use your own listings. The import is for agents and photographers making films of homes they represent or shot. More on how it works in listing link to video.

The link in the MLS field needs to be unbranded under most MLS rules: no name, logo, phone number or website on screen or in the narration. Property Video Generator's MLS cut is built that way, and its narration describes the property rather than the agent, so the same script runs on every cut. If you record your own narration, leave your name and number out of it; they belong on the branded cuts.

Staging and editing labels stay in. If you used virtual staging or virtual twilight, the film says so on the relevant shots, which is what most MLS and state disclosure rules ask for. See virtual staging and photo editing disclosure.