Will it capture every photograph in the property gallery?

It can capture multiple gallery photographs by stepping through the carousel controls. This is more involved than capturing a static page because many property portals load only the current image. A gallery with clear next controls is easier to traverse, while unusual controls or images loaded after interaction may need extra capture handling.

Can the video include the floor plan and monthly rent?

Yes. The browser can capture the floor plan, asking rent and visible property features from the listing page. The edit can use the floor plan to explain bedroom positions or circulation, while the rent appears as a clear qualifying detail rather than being buried after several room photographs.

Can I make another version for a different tenant audience?

Yes. The first video is cut from the listing alone. Later videos accept a prompt, so a letting agent can request a version for commuters, sharers or tenants needing a home office, provided the listing photographs, floor plan and stated features support that angle.

What does it cost to create property listing videos?

The available pricing is $19 for two videos or $39 per month for eight. That lets an agency test two cuts for one instruction or cover several available properties during the month without rebuilding each ad manually from gallery images, floor plans and listing details.

Fill your next tenancy from the listing you already have

Sizzledraft turns a letting agent's live property listing into a short video ad using the page's real photos, floor plan, rent and features. The first video is cut from the listing alone, while later versions can follow a prompt for a particular tenant audience or management priority.

Opening lines that work here

Available now: see what this £1,450 flat includes
It gives prospective tenants the availability, rent and reason to keep watching within the first three seconds.
Two bedrooms, one smart floor plan, five minutes from the station
It combines the layout and commute detail that often decide whether a tenant books a viewing.
Could this be your next managed tenancy?
It frames the listing as a home while signalling that a letting agent will manage the tenancy.

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

Provide the live URL for the property you want to let. The browser opens that listing, captures its gallery, floor plan, monthly rent and feature details, and uses the agency site's own brand tokens to build the scenes. The first video is cut from the page alone, so you do not need to prepare a script or upload the same photographs again. Later versions can take a prompt, such as leading with the station distance, highlighting professional management or focusing on the second bedroom as a home office. The result can be vertical at 1080x1920 or horizontal at 1920x1080, rendered at 30fps in H.264 for straightforward publishing.

What should a rental property video show first?

Start with the detail most likely to qualify a tenant quickly: the monthly rent, location, availability or strongest room. Follow it with a clear route through the property rather than playing every gallery image in upload order. For a flat, that might mean exterior, living room, kitchen, main bedroom, second bedroom and floor plan. Keep practical features such as furnished status, parking, outdoor space and proximity to transport visible long enough to read. End with one management action, usually booking a viewing or contacting the letting team. This structure helps tenants decide whether the home fits before they enquire, while giving negotiators a clearer basis for managing viewing requests.

Can a listing video use a trending sound correctly?

Yes, but the sound should be attached inside the social platform rather than mixed into the exported property video. Sizzledraft hands over the trending sound as a link so the letting agent can add it natively when publishing. Baking the track into the H.264 file does not count as using that sound on the platform. The rendered video can still include synthesised audio, scored to the scenes and normalised to -14 LUFS, when a self-contained version is needed. For rental ads, keep the property facts understandable without relying on the sound, since tenants may watch with audio muted while comparing several listings, rents and floor plans.

What the browser actually gets

The browser captures the listing's photo gallery, floor plan, asking rent and property features, then uses the site's own colours and type styles to author the scenes. Gallery carousels need to be stepped through, so pages that hide later images behind carousel controls can require extra capture handling to collect more than the first photograph.

The common mistake

A common mistake is showing every room photograph at the same pace without first qualifying the tenant on rent, location or availability. Fix it by opening with one decisive listing fact, arranging the rooms in a logical viewing order and ending with a single instruction to book a viewing.

Turning a long property gallery into a short sequence that shows the rooms tenants need to judge first.
Keeping the monthly rent, deposit details and key features readable on a fast-moving vertical video.
Producing fresh ads for multiple available properties while still handling viewings, applications and landlord updates.

Questions

Will it capture every photograph in the property gallery?: It can capture multiple gallery photographs by stepping through the carousel controls. This is more involved than capturing a static page because many property portals load only the current image. A gallery with clear next controls is easier to traverse, while unusual controls or images loaded after interaction may need extra capture handling.
Can the video include the floor plan and monthly rent?: Yes. The browser can capture the floor plan, asking rent and visible property features from the listing page. The edit can use the floor plan to explain bedroom positions or circulation, while the rent appears as a clear qualifying detail rather than being buried after several room photographs.
Can I make another version for a different tenant audience?: Yes. The first video is cut from the listing alone. Later videos accept a prompt, so a letting agent can request a version for commuters, sharers or tenants needing a home office, provided the listing photographs, floor plan and stated features support that angle.
What does it cost to create property listing videos?: The available pricing is $19 for two videos or $39 per month for eight. That lets an agency test two cuts for one instruction or cover several available properties during the month without rebuilding each ad manually from gallery images, floor plans and listing details.

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