ListedReel01
Pool house
Exteriors, pool deck, kitchen, attic lounge. Twenty seconds from one upload.
Auto mode · as shipped
- Photos in
- 22
- Film out
- 20 s
- Render
- ≈10 min
+14 more in the same upload
Real output · 20 s
These came out of folders of listing photos.
No prompts, no edit pass, no second visit to the property. One upload each in auto mode — and these are the files that came back, shown next to the photos they were made from.
02
Suburban villa
A full 38-photo shoot — kitchen, deck, bedrooms, exteriors. Standard cuts only, exactly what auto mode ships today.
Auto mode · as shipped
- Photos in
- 38
- Film out
- 24 s
- Render
- ≈10 min
+30 more in the same upload
Real output · 24 s
03
Apartment
Made with the manual-mode specials we're finishing for Pro: a staged living room, a bedroom-to-balcony move, a dusk close.
Manual mode · preview
- Photos in
- 16
- Film out
- 32 s
- Render
- ≈10 min
+8 more in the same upload
Real output · 32 s
Real ListedReel output — one upload each, zero edits. The masters have no audio track, so what you're watching is each film as delivered.
Shot by shot
Each photo becomes exactly one shot.
Drag the handle: the listing photo on the left, the clip generated from it on the right. The camera moves; the room doesn't change.
Entrance hall
A slow glide past the staircase toward the front door. The mirror, the monstera, the tiles — all exactly where the photographer left them.
Attic lounge
A long, even dolly around the folding screen to reveal the sofas under the eaves. One move, no cuts.
Pool terrace
A slow push across the deck toward the house. The water keeps its reflection; the geraniums keep their place.
Dining room
A slow push under the chandelier. The mirror keeps reflecting the room behind the camera — not a window.
Living room
A few centimetres of drift past the sofa. Every picture frame stays where it was hung.
Kitchen
Locked-off with a gentle ease forward — the recipe for narrow rooms.
Roof deck
A held, breathing exterior. Clouds move; the railing and chairs don't.
View from the window
The hook shot: a slow settle over the street below. Traffic stays parked because it was parked.
Living room
A contained drift across the sofa and art wall. The room the family actually lives in.
Balcony at golden hour
A slow drift toward the railing. Rooftops, string lights and the spire stay exactly where they were.
Front of the house
A gentle push toward the red door. Hedge, bistro table, paving — nothing added, nothing moves.
What you're watching
It's built as a film, not a sequence of photos.
Every shot in the cut has a role assigned during the casting stage. That structure is why it reads as a tour rather than a slideshow with movement bolted on.
Hook
The opening frame that has to earn the next five seconds — usually the strongest exterior or the shot with the most depth.
Arrival & reveal
The walk-in: the camera moves through the entry and the house opens up. This is the shot a slideshow physically cannot do. A manual-mode special, coming to Pro and Max.
Hero moves
Two sustained moves through the rooms the property is actually priced on — kitchen, living space, primary suite.
Body & macro
Supporting rooms and one close detail, to give the film texture instead of a checklist of doorways.
Breather
A held, quiet shot. Every film needs one, and it's the shot most automated tools skip.
Dusk close
The golden-hour finish, anchored in two steps so the house keeps its exact shape while the light changes. A manual-mode special, coming to Pro and Max.
The file
Exactly what lands in your dashboard.
The same specification on every plan. Free videos carry a small ListedReel wordmark; on Max it's your own logo, with an optional branded end slide.
- Resolution
- 1792 × 1152 (1080p landscape)
- Frame rate
- 48fps
- Length
- ~20–30 seconds, depending on the house
- Format
- MP4 (H.264), no audio track
- Photos in
- Up to 40 per video
- Turnaround
- About 10 minutes (typically 6–15 depending on photo count)
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