sizzledraft

Make your property listing move

Sizzledraft turns an estate agent’s property listing URL into a short video ad using real listing screenshots, including gallery photos, the floor plan, price and key features. It builds the first video from the page alone, then lets the agent guide later versions with a prompt.

Opening lines that work here

  • What does this asking price buy you in this postcode?

    It connects the listing price to local market curiosity in the opening three seconds.

  • Step inside this three-bedroom home, then see the floor plan.

    It promises both a visual walkthrough and the practical layout information buyers need.

  • The detail buyers may miss in the listing photos

    It creates curiosity around a specific feature while keeping attention on the advertised property.

How do I turn a property listing into a video ad?

Add the URL of the live property listing. Sizzledraft drives a browser through the page, captures the asking price, gallery photos, floor plan and listed features, then authors a short scene using the agency page’s own visual tokens. The first video is cut from the listing alone, so the page should clearly show the details you want buyers to notice. Later versions can take a prompt, such as asking for more emphasis on the kitchen, garden, parking or nearby station. Choose vertical 1080x1920 for feeds and stories, or horizontal 1920x1080 for wider placements. The finished file renders at 30fps in H.264, with audio normalised to -14 LUFS.

What should a property walkthrough video include?

Start with the strongest reason to view this particular property, such as the renovated kitchen, south-facing garden or walkable station access. Move through gallery images in an order that helps buyers understand the home: exterior, main living space, kitchen, bedrooms, outdoor space, then floor plan. Show the asking price early enough to qualify interest, but do not let it cover an important room detail. Use the floor plan to explain layout points that photographs cannot, including split levels, bedroom position or access to the garden. Finish with a clear viewing prompt. If the listing carousel hides later images, check that several photos were captured before relying on the video as a complete walkthrough.

How can estate agents use local knowledge in a listing video?

Tie each local point to the needs suggested by the property. For a family house, mention the practical route to nearby schools, parks or everyday shops when those details appear on the listing. For a commuter flat, lead with the relevant station, service or walking distance stated on the page. A rural listing may benefit from access roads, nearby towns or outdoor space instead. Avoid broad lines such as “great location” because they do not help a buyer judge this home. If an important local detail is absent from the source page, add it to a later version through a prompt and verify it before publishing. Keep the property itself visible while the location point appears, so the video still feels like a listing ad.

What the browser actually gets

Our browser captures real screenshots of the property gallery, floor plan, asking price and listed features, then uses the page’s own colours and type styles for the scene. Gallery carousels are the main difficulty because the browser must step through them to capture more than the first property photo.

The common mistake

A common mistake is showing attractive room photos in a random order, which leaves buyers unable to understand the property’s layout. Fix it by sequencing the gallery like a viewing and placing the floor plan after the walkthrough to connect each room.

  • Choosing enough listing photos to show the flow of the property without turning the video into a slow slideshow
  • Fitting the asking price, room features and location benefits into a short video without crowding the screen
  • Making local knowledge feel relevant to this particular home rather than adding generic claims about the area

Questions

Will the video use the actual property photos?
Yes. The browser captures real screenshots from the listing’s photo gallery rather than substituting unrelated property imagery. Because galleries often use carousels, capturing several rooms requires stepping through the slides. Review the result to confirm it includes more than the lead image and represents the property accurately.
Can the floor plan and asking price appear in the video?
Yes. If the listing page exposes them clearly, Sizzledraft can capture the floor plan and asking price alongside features such as bedroom count, garden, parking or tenure. The floor plan is especially useful after the room sequence because it helps buyers connect individual photographs to the overall layout.
Can I make versions for different property buyers?
The first video is created from the property page alone. Later versions accept a prompt, so an agent can request a family-focused cut, a commuter angle or more attention on investment details that are supported by the listing. Check every claim, especially local travel, tenure and rental information, before publishing.
What does it cost to create property listing videos?
Two videos cost $19, while the $39 monthly plan includes eight. You can use the output for vertical property ads at 1080x1920 or horizontal placements at 1920x1080. If you choose a trending sound, it is handed over as a link to attach natively rather than baked into the video file.

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