Will the video use photographs from my actual developments?

Yes. The browser captures real project thumbnails and case study images from the portfolio URL you provide. It can sequence progress photographs, completed exteriors, interiors and published renders, provided the site makes them accessible and gives enough context to identify the correct project.

Can I make separate videos for different development projects?

The first video is cut from the portfolio site alone. For later videos, you can add a prompt asking for a specific project, construction stage or published specification. The requested focus still needs support from images and factual copy available on the site.

What happens if my portfolio has plenty of images but little text?

The images can still create strong visual scenes, but the script must remain general where details are missing. Adding project summaries and captions helps identify locations, milestones, materials and amenities. This reduces the risk of pairing a photograph with unsupported development claims.

How are format and audio handled for property ads?

Videos can be vertical at 1080x1920 or horizontal at 1920x1080, rendered at 30fps in H.264. Audio is normalised to -14 LUFS. Trending sounds are handed over as links so your team can attach them natively rather than baking them into the exported file.

Show project progress and specifications on video

Sizzledraft turns a property developer's portfolio site into a short video ad using real project thumbnails, case study images and company information. It builds the first video from the site alone, then lets you guide later videos with a prompt.

Opening lines that work here

From groundworks to finished homes in seconds
It turns a familiar construction timeline into an immediate visual story for buyers, investors and planning stakeholders.
See what sets this development apart
It creates space to show the project's defining specification, such as materials, layouts or shared amenities.
A closer look at our latest development
It introduces real case study images without making claims that the portfolio site cannot support.

How can I turn my property development portfolio into a video ad?

Submit the portfolio URL and Sizzledraft drives a headless browser through the site, capturing project thumbnails, case study imagery and relevant company details. It reads the site's own brand tokens, then authors a scene that reflects the portfolio rather than applying an unrelated visual template. The first video is cut from the site alone, so the available project descriptions matter as much as the photography. Later videos can accept a prompt, letting you focus on a specific scheme, construction milestone or specification already supported by the page. The finished file can be vertical at 1080x1920 or horizontal at 1920x1080, rendered at 30fps in H.264 for use across property marketing channels.

What should a property development video show first?

Lead with the clearest evidence of change or quality. For an active site, that may be a sequence from groundworks through structure to the latest completed elevation. For a finished development, start with the strongest exterior or interior case study image, then support it with a concise specification such as unit type, material choice or shared amenity. Avoid opening with a long company history or a generic skyline. Buyers and investors need to understand which development they are seeing and why it merits attention. A useful portfolio page groups images by project and labels stages clearly. That gives the video enough context to connect each captured image to the correct scheme without overstating what has been built.

Can an image-led development site provide enough material?

An image-led portfolio can produce excellent footage because large renders, site photographs and completed interiors fill the frame well. The limitation is usually the script. If the page only shows a project name and gallery, there may be no reliable basis for describing the location, build stage, unit mix, materials or amenities. Add short factual captions to each case study, including what the image shows and whether it is a render, progress photograph or completed space. Include a compact project summary with the development type and key specification. Sizzledraft can then pair the right words with the right captured images. Without that copy, the safest video will stay visually strong but use broader language to avoid inventing details.

What the browser actually gets

Our browser visits the portfolio site and captures real project thumbnails, case study images and relevant information from the about page. Image-first sites usually provide strong visual material, but sparse project copy can leave too little verified detail for a specific script about location, specification or build progress.

The common mistake

A common mistake is mixing renders, progress photographs and completed schemes without labelling them, which can make a development appear further advanced than it is. Fix it by identifying each image type and build stage, then structure the video around one clearly named project and timeline.

Construction progress is spread across project pages, making it hard to shape before-and-after images into one clear video.
Detailed specifications such as unit mix, materials and amenities are difficult to present quickly without creating dense on-screen text.
Image-led portfolio sites often provide strong footage but too little written context to explain the development, location or build stage accurately.

Questions

Will the video use photographs from my actual developments?: Yes. The browser captures real project thumbnails and case study images from the portfolio URL you provide. It can sequence progress photographs, completed exteriors, interiors and published renders, provided the site makes them accessible and gives enough context to identify the correct project.
Can I make separate videos for different development projects?: The first video is cut from the portfolio site alone. For later videos, you can add a prompt asking for a specific project, construction stage or published specification. The requested focus still needs support from images and factual copy available on the site.
What happens if my portfolio has plenty of images but little text?: The images can still create strong visual scenes, but the script must remain general where details are missing. Adding project summaries and captions helps identify locations, milestones, materials and amenities. This reduces the risk of pairing a photograph with unsupported development claims.
How are format and audio handled for property ads?: Videos can be vertical at 1080x1920 or horizontal at 1920x1080, rendered at 30fps in H.264. Audio is normalised to -14 LUFS. Trending sounds are handed over as links so your team can attach them natively rather than baking them into the exported file.

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