01 / How it sorts
Your camera roll is a pile. The video is a walk.
Photos arrive in whatever order they were shot. Each one is labeled by room, near-duplicates are dropped in favor of the better frame, and the rest are put in the order a buyer would walk the house.
Camera roll · 21 photos · as shot
- IMG_4012Kitchen
- IMG_4013Bath 2
- IMG_4014Exterior
- IMG_4015Living
- IMG_4016KitchenDuplicate
- IMG_4017Pool
- IMG_4018Bed 2
- IMG_4019Dining
- IMG_4020ExteriorDuplicate
- IMG_4021Primary bath
- IMG_4022Lanai
- IMG_4023LivingDuplicate
- IMG_4024Bed 3
- IMG_4025Entry
- IMG_4026PoolDuplicate
- IMG_4027Primary
- IMG_4028KitchenDuplicate
- IMG_4029Bath 2Duplicate
- IMG_4030DiningDuplicate
- IMG_4031Bed 2Duplicate
- IMG_4032PoolDuplicate
Walkthrough · 12 shots · you confirm
- 01Exterior approachIMG_4014
- 02EntryIMG_4025
- 03LivingIMG_4015
- 04KitchenIMG_4012
- 05DiningIMG_4019
- 06Primary bedroomIMG_4027
- 07Primary bathIMG_4021
- 08Bed 3IMG_4024
- 09Bath 2IMG_4013
- 10Bed 2IMG_4018
- 11LanaiIMG_4022
- 12Best view: poolIMG_4017
Sample data. Rooms are labeled automatically and can be wrong, so nothing renders until you check the order.
The rules
The house style. Same walk, every listing.
- 01
Open on the approach
The video starts outside, on the exterior shot that shows the house the way a buyer first sees it from the street or driveway.
- Exterior shots are detected automatically
- You can swap the opening shot
- 02
Walk it in order
Entry, living, kitchen, dining, bedrooms, bathrooms, then outdoor spaces. Every room in the set gets at least one shot.
- Rooms grouped together
- Bedrooms and baths kept in sequence
- 03
Drop the repeats
Near-duplicate photos of the same room are compared, and only the sharper, better-composed one stays in the video.
- Dropped shots stay visible so you can restore them
- 04
Close on the best view
The single strongest shot, like the pool at dusk or the view off the deck, is saved for last so the video ends on its best moment.
- You can pick a different closing shot
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