A listing video in the order buyers walk it
This outline mirrors a real viewing, because that sequence is the one a buyer can follow without a floor plan. Facts stay in the brief so the narration cannot promise a garden, a parking space or a refit that does not exist.
The scenes follow the order of a real viewing, because that is the order buyers can follow without a floor plan: approach and location, main living space, kitchen, sleeping areas, outdoor space, then the practical details. Facts stay in the brief so the narration cannot invent amenities.
It suits residential sales and lettings listings for portals and social. For a property whose appeal is the area rather than the rooms, pair it with the neighbourhood guide template and link the two in the listing.
Agents get a second benefit from the scene structure: when a vendor corrects a detail, the correction is one scene, and the earlier cut already sent to applicants stays available in the project's render history.
Scene outline
6 scenes · ≈45s of 45s
- 01~8s
Location and approach
Street, area and one honest sentence about getting around.
- 02~9s
Main living space
Light, proportions and the feature the room is known for.
- 03~8s
Kitchen
Condition, fittings and whether it is open plan or separate.
- 04~8s
Bedrooms
Number, size in usable terms and storage.
- 05~6s
Outdoor and extras
Garden, parking or storage, stated plainly.
- 06~6s
Viewing details
Price bracket, viewing times and how to book.
Example prompt
Create a 45-second listing walkthrough for a two-bedroom ground-floor flat in Leith, Edinburgh, priced at offers over 235,000 pounds. Cover the quiet residential street and ten-minute walk to the shore, the south-facing living room with original cornicing, the recently refitted kitchen with integrated appliances, two double bedrooms, and a shared rear garden. Close with viewings on Thursday evening and Saturday morning, booked through the office. Factual, unhurried tone, no sales adjectives.
Best for
- Portal listings
- Agency social accounts
- Vendor marketing reports
Frequently asked questions
- Can the video show the actual property?
- Upload your photography as references so the scenes match the rooms. Generated visuals must never be presented as photographs of a specific property, and the brief should say which material is real.
- How do we handle a price reduction?
- Regenerate the closing scene with the new bracket and viewing times. Everything before it is reused, so the reduced-price cut is cheap and consistent.
- Is 45 seconds long enough for a large house?
- For a portal listing, usually yes. For a substantial property, add scenes for the rooms that justify the price rather than covering every room equally.
Prepare a listing walkthrough
Enter the particulars you already publish and review the scene plan before any credits are spent.