Four new tools are live in your account right now, and the biggest listing-video upgrade we’ve ever shipped is right behind them. Here’s everything — with video proof.
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What it is: Upload a photo of yourself (or your realtor) plus a listing photo, and we place you naturally inside the scene — moving, living in the space — as a lifestyle B-roll clip.
The problem it solves: B-roll of you at the property normally means dragging a videographer to every listing. Now every home you market can have you in it — without you ever leaving your desk.
What it is: Screenshot any map, draw your flight path on it, and get a first-person drone flight along that exact route — like the one above, drawn over Vancouver’s harbor.
The problem it solves: Real drone footage means a pilot, a permit, a schedule, and hundreds of dollars per shoot. This is the shot without any of that.
What it is: Drop in your 16:9 listing photos in bulk and get true 9:16 vertical versions back. We don’t zoom in or crop your composition — we generate the full vertical frame.
The problem it solves: Your photos are landscape. Instagram Reels, Stories, and TikTok are vertical. Cropping ruins the shot — this doesn’t.
What it is: Drop in any landscape video and get the portrait version out — the full scene, rebuilt for vertical, ready to post.
The problem it solves: All that walkthrough and tour footage sitting in 16:9 becomes Reels-and-TikTok-ready without re-shooting a single frame.
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Already built, in final testing. These land in your account over the coming weeks — here’s a first look.
What it is: Draw your property line on any aerial shot and we animate it — the boundary traces itself, the lot lights up, and your label (like “1 ACRE”) locks onto the land as the camera pushes in.
The problem it solves: The land-highlight videos that go viral for land and acreage listings currently require a video editor. Yours will take one drawing.
What it is: One click relights any photo with warm golden-hour light — sun streaming through the windows, the whole room glowing — while everything stays exactly where it is.
The problem it solves: Golden-hour photos sell the feeling, but the light only exists for 20 minutes a day. Now it exists whenever you want it.
What it is: The daytime sibling — floods any photo with bright, natural sunlight and soft realistic shadows. Same room, same furniture, just a beautiful sunny day.
The problem it solves: Dark, flat, overcast listing photos make great homes look tired. This fixes the light without a reshoot.
What it is: Your headshot + your listing photos in, and out comes a cinematic lifestyle tour of the property — with you appearing in the scenes, like a day-in-the-life of the home.
The problem it solves: Personal-brand listing videos — the kind where the agent stars in the tour — without a film day.
What it is: The high-energy social edit: every photo becomes a moving shot with speed ramps and motion-blur transitions that accelerate to a climax. The PRO version goes up to 30 seconds and 15 photos, with an optional day-to-night flicker opener and an optional narrator who reads your address, beds/baths, and price with matching on-screen text.
The problem it solves: This is the editing style blowing up on real-estate Instagram right now — it normally takes an editor hours per listing. Yours will take your photos and one click.
What it is: A dramatic transformation on every single photo — each room falls from daylight into night as the lamps glow on and the sky goes dusk, with an optional narrator. PRO runs up to 30 seconds.
The problem it solves: Twilight shoots are the most expensive photos in real estate. This gives every room its twilight moment — from the daytime photos you already have.
What it is: One continuous, high-speed FPV drone flight through the entire home — diving, banking, racing room to room like no real camera ever could — with an optional commentator carrying the tour.
The problem it solves: Indoor FPV drone tours are the most jaw-dropping listing content that exists, and almost nobody can afford them. Soon, everybody with photos can have one.
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