Turn Listing Photos into Real Estate Reels

Upload up to 9 listing photos to the Real Estate Reel studio, give each a short label (like "kitchen" or "front exterior"), drag them into tour order, pick a style such as Walkthrough Tour or Golden Hour Showcase, and generate. The AI adds camera motion, lighting and transitions between your photos and delivers a vertical 9:16 reel (16:9 and 1:1 are also available) in a few minutes.

Yes. Reference-to-video AI uses your actual listing photos as the visual anchor for every scene, then generates realistic motion between them — walkthrough-style pans, drone-style establishing shots and interior sweeps. The rooms in the video are the rooms in your photos, not stock footage.

No. The whole point is to use the photos you already have from the listing shoot. Aerial-style establishing shots are generated in the drone aesthetic — no drone, permit or extra shoot required.

Reels come in 9:16 (Instagram Reels/TikTok), 16:9 (YouTube/MLS) and 1:1, at up to 1080p, in 5, 10 or 15-second clips depending on the engine you pick. 10 seconds in 9:16 is the sweet spot for social listings.

Pricing is per-second in credits and shown on the generate button before you commit — nothing is charged until you confirm. Reels start at 20 credits at the shortest length and smallest size, and rise with duration, resolution and the engine you choose; you control all three. No subscription is required to try a single reel — credits are pay-as-you-go.

Yes — every generated reel includes full commercial usage rights, so you can post it on social media, embed it in listings, use it in paid ads and share it with clients.

Every real estate reel is backed by a multi-engine failover pipeline. If an engine fails or declines a render, Imagera automatically re-renders on the next engine — you are charged once regardless of retries, and in the rare case every engine fails, your credits are refunded automatically.

Use the same set your MLS shoot already produced — a front exterior, the kitchen, the main living space, a primary bedroom, a bathroom and the backyard or view. Six to nine well-lit, wide photos give the AI enough to build a full tour. Straight-on, level, brightly-lit rooms produce the cleanest walkthrough motion; skip blurry or heavily-cluttered shots.

Order them the way a buyer would experience the home: an establishing exterior, then the entry and main living area, the kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, and finish on the standout feature — a view, a pool or the backyard. You label each photo and drag it into place, and the AI generates motion between your shots in that sequence, so the reel walks the property like a real showing.

A 10-second 9:16 reel is the sweet spot for Instagram Reels and TikTok, where most buyers now discover homes. Use 16:9 for a YouTube tour, an MLS media slot or a website hero, and 1:1 for a feed post. You can regenerate the same listing in a different ratio without re-shooting, so one photo set covers every channel you post to.

Yes. The tool does not care whether the property is for sale or for rent — upload the photos for a rental unit or a short-stay listing, pick Cozy Interior Pan or Golden Hour Showcase, and give it the same cinematic treatment agents use for million-dollar homes. It is a fast way to make an Airbnb or long-let listing stand out in a crowded feed.

Your listing photos anchor every scene, so the rooms in the reel are the rooms in your photos — same layout, finishes and furniture. Reference-to-video AI adds camera motion, lighting and transitions between your stills; it does not stage a different home or invent rooms that are not there. Buyers see an accurate walkthrough of the actual property.

No. The Aerial-style Establishing style generates a sweeping drone-aesthetic reveal from your ground-level or existing exterior photos — no drone, pilot licence, permit or extra shoot required. If you do have a real aerial photo, add it to the set and label it as the opener; otherwise the establishing motion is generated from the exterior shots you already have.