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Real Estate Listing Videos

Give buyers a first look before a showing. Stillmore turns your listing photos into a tour and a matching social caption.

Make my listing videoBrowse tour styles
A garden path leads to the covered porch of a sage-green Craftsman bungalow.

A simple handoff

Your next post starts with your photos.

01

Choose a tour style

Preview Home Tour for a presenter-led introduction, or browse the real estate styles for a different opening.

02

Send photos of one property

For Home Tour, upload 2–20 property photos and one photo of yourself. Name the rooms or features you want buyers to see.

03

Review the listing details and post

Stillmore makes and checks the video. Download it with the social caption, confirm the listing details, and share it with buyers.

Start with Home Tour

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What should buyers see before a showing?

The bungalow below illustrates how to plan a tour. Your video starts with photos of the home you’re listing.

Start at the front door

Buyers may recognize a home from the street before they remember its address. Give the team a clear exterior shot so your listing video can introduce the porch, entry, or front garden.

Use my exterior photos
A front elevation and a closer view of the porch show the bungalow at two distances.

Show how the rooms connect

Two wide shots can make the same living room look like different rooms. Tell us which doorway leads to the kitchen so the team can put the views in an order buyers can follow.

Plan my room sequence
Three interior views show the entry, living room and kitchen in order.

Give a detail its context

A close-up of oak shelves means more once buyers have seen the fireplace they frame. Send both views and name the feature; the team can give it a moment in the tour.

Add a property highlight
A wide fireplace view and a close-up show the oak built-ins.

Invite buyers to see it

Give an open house post a purpose: show the porch where guests will arrive and a room worth seeing in person. Use the finished tour with your confirmed date, time, and showing instructions.

Make an open house video
A porch photograph sits beside an open house invitation.

Pair the tour with a caption

Once the edit is ready, you still need words for the post. Stillmore supplies a matching social caption; add the current listing link or your preferred contact details before you publish.

Request my listing video
A vertical exterior photo sits next to a social caption card and a pencil.

Caption examples

Give buyers a next step.

Adapt the closing line of your caption to the reason you’re sharing the tour.

Just listed

“Take a look inside, then see the listing for the full photo set and property details.”

Open house

“Come see the built-ins in person. Stop by on [day] between [start time] and [end time].”

Showing follow-up

“Here’s another look at the kitchen you asked about. Message me if you’d like to walk through again.”

Your call

Choose the look. Or leave it with us.

For a particular listing

Pick the tour yourself

Choose Home Tour when you have a property and a presenter in mind. Submit the photos for that style; our team handles the edit and review.

Choose Home Tour

For ongoing content

Let the team choose

Add suitable photos to your Library and enable automatic creation when your plan requirements are met. The team selects materials and styles and reviews the finished creative.

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Explore Inspirations

Choose a style for your next video.

Home Tour

Introduce the property with a presenter, highlight specific rooms, and close with your contact details.

Fly-In Home Tour

Try a sky-high entrance before the guided tour. Watch the example to see whether the playful opening fits your listing.

Good to know

Listing video questions

What does a listing video show that a photo gallery doesn’t?

A listing video guides buyers through selected views in a set order. For example, show the living room before the close-up of its fireplace, so buyers know where that feature sits. This is a video to watch and share; buyers cannot navigate it like an interactive 3D tour.

Which listing photos do I need for Home Tour?

Home Tour asks for 2–20 property photos and one photo of you as the presenter. Use current photos you have permission to use. A front view, a wide shot of the main room, and one distinctive detail make a useful starting set. Other styles list their own requirements.

Can I direct attention to a particular room?

Yes. Choose Home Tour and use the Property Highlights field to tell Stillmore what to emphasize. For example, name the built-in shelves beside the living room fireplace and include a photo that clearly shows them. The team makes and reviews the video.

How far ahead of an open house should I request the video?

Allow up to five days for a Home Tour request after your request, payment, and required materials are complete. Leave time before you announce the open house to check the finished video and confirm the date and showing instructions in your post.

What will I receive for my listing?

For a listing video request, Stillmore delivers the finished video with a matching social caption. Download the creative from My Creations and check it against the current listing before sharing it with prospects.

Will Stillmore post to my social accounts or MLS?

You publish the video yourself. Stillmore supplies the creative and caption without needing your social account passwords. If you want to use the video on a listing portal or MLS, check its media and branding requirements first.

Which home are you listing next?

Choose Home Tour and send the photos you would show a buyer on their first visit.

Make my listing video