Listing photos in. Walkthrough video out.

Why it is not a slideshow

A pan across a still photo looks like a pan across a still photo. This animates the room — the camera moves through the space, the way a videographer would shoot it.

Where you have two photos of the same room, the shot flies between them: both ends of the move are your real photographs, so everything in between is anchored to what is actually there. One photo becomes a single slow camera move instead.

You approve everything before it costs anything

1. Upload the photo set. Any order, any filenames. We work out which room each photo belongs to and which ones pair up.
2. Check the plan. Rename rooms, reorder scenes, skip the ones you do not want, pick a different camera move. All free — nothing has rendered yet.
3. Render. This is where your credit is used. Every clip is checked automatically for artefacts, and anything doubtful is flagged for you rather than quietly shipped.
4. Review and build. Watch each scene, ask for changes, leave one out. Then build the walkthrough, in 16:9 and a 9:16 cut for social.

Built for what you are actually liable for

You are the one whose name is on the listing. So the product is built to keep it honest:

• Nothing is invented. Clips are generated from your photographs. We do not add rooms, furniture, views or fixtures that were not in the shot you gave us.
• Every video carries an “AI-Animated from Real Photos” badge. The disclosure is on the footage itself, not buried in a caption that gets stripped when the video is reposted.
• A checker reviews every clip before you see it, and flags anything it is not confident about instead of hiding it.

What it costs

A videographer shoot for one listing runs $1,000 to $3,000 and takes a week. One credit is one finished walkthrough, same day.

Prices in AUD and include GST. Credits do not expire. Every walkthrough includes the 16:9 video, a 9:16 cut for social, a share page for your vendor, and your branding on it.

Australian marketing is vendor-funded — most agents line-item this into the advertising package.