The real estate video editor that edits itself

Not in the traditional sense — there's no timeline, no clips to drag, no software to open. It's an automated editor: you upload listing photos, and the AI makes the cuts, picks the music, and writes the captions for you. The "editing" happens automatically.

No. ListingVideo works entirely in your browser — no downloads, no editing software, no real estate video editing software to learn. Upload photos, and the AI handles the rest.

Not with a manual timeline — there's no frame-by-frame control. What you can adjust is which photos go in, whether the video is branded or unbranded, and which format you export (landscape, portrait, square). The cuts, pacing, and music are automatic by design — that trade-off is what makes it fast enough to use on every listing, not just one.

Yes. Any listing type — residential, commercial, vacant, or staged — and any device. The AI only adds motion, music, and captions; it never repaints, re-stages, or alters a single pixel of the photos you upload.

No — ListingVideo builds the video from your listing photos, not from existing footage, so there's no timeline to drop clips into. If you've already shot walkthrough or drone footage and want to cut it together, a manual editor or a videographer is the right tool for that job. What we replace is the filming and editing entirely: upload photos, get a finished video — no clips to manage.

A hired editor (freelance marketplace or agency) gives you full creative control but usually means a quote, a queue, and days of turnaround. ListingVideo skips the queue — upload photos, get a finished video in minutes, on a flat monthly plan instead of a per-project price.

No — and that's deliberate. Instead of picking from a template library and fitting your photos into someone else's design, the AI reads each set of photos and chooses the pacing, motion, and caption style automatically, per listing.

Paid-tier output is 1080p with licensed music, smooth Ken Burns motion, and property captions — not a slideshow. Agents and photographers use it on MLS, Zillow, and social media.

Landscape (16:9, MLS and websites), portrait (9:16, Reels and TikTok), and square (1:1, Instagram) — branded and unbranded versions of each, from one upload.