Turn listing photos into polished real estate videos with AI motion, voiceover, and captions
AI video generator for text-to-video and image-to-video creation
Stage
Startup
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Founded
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Based in
US
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Mini: Free for 3 days, then $10/mo (1 video per month, up to 30s). Pro: $29/mo billed annually with 6 months free, or $29/mo monthly (5 credits/month, up to 45s). Agency: $59/mo billed annually with 6 months free, or $59/mo monthly (10 credits/month, up to 60s). Business: $119/mo billed annually wit
Free plan with app-defined credits available; paid monthly plans available with annual billing options; one-time credit packs also offered.
Key features
AI cinematic camera motion with automatic pan and zoom effects
Synchronized captions synced word-for-word to voiceover
Logo placement on every frame automatically
Background music library included
Batch processing for multiple listings simultaneously
Premium and Ultra quality rendering options
Talking avatar coming soon
Text-to-video generation with Kling models
Image-to-video generation with Kling models
Online AI video workspace
Credit-based generation system
Support for multiple aspect ratios including 9:16 and 16:9
Multiple AI video model options including Kling, Seedance, and Veo
Reference-driven video creation with image control
Product advertising workflows
Character consistency control across multiple shots
What makes it different
Complete video creation in about two minutes from upload to export
No filming or crew required; uses existing property photos from MLS
Lower cost than professional video editing: less than one hour of editing per video
Fully commercial use allowed: MLS, social, paid ads, email, own website
Focused on Kling 4.0 with longer, more expressive cinematic video generation
No installation required; accessible entirely online
Free to try without credit card requirement
Independent platform with transparent pricing separate from official Kling
Support for multiple creative workflows from ads to storytelling