Turn real estate listing photos into a video tour
Start from the photos you already have for the listing. Echo turns each one into a short clip with camera motion, writes and voices the narration, lays music under it, and hands you a finished real estate video in minutes. Nothing to film, nothing to cut by hand.
300 credits on signup, no card needed.
What you get
A real estate listing video from the photos you already have
A clip from every photo
Each photo becomes a 4, 6 or 8 second clip with real camera motion: a slow push into the kitchen, a reveal across the living room, a pan along the view. Standard or Premium quality, your choice per project.
Music and narration
Pick a track from the library or upload your own. Pick a voice, and Echo writes a script sized to the video. Edit any line, regenerate a take, or keep it music-only.
Widescreen or vertical
Set the project to widescreen for the listing page, the MLS and YouTube, or to vertical for Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts. A second shape takes the same photos and script and generates the clips again, with the credit cost shown first. Paid plans export up to 1080p with no watermark.
How it works
How to make a real estate video from listing photos, in four steps
1. Upload the photos
Up to 20 per project, from your phone, your photographer or the MLS export. Four photos make a teaser; twelve make a full tour.
2. Generate the clips
A batch of Standard clips is ready to review in about a minute. Premium and 1080p clips take a few minutes. The credit cost is shown before you generate.
3. Shape the tour
Reorder, trim, change speed, pick a transition per cut. Add music and narration. Any clip you would rather redo can be regenerated on its own.
4. Export and share
Download the MP4, or publish a property page with the video, the photos, the details and your contact information. Hosted by Echo, nothing to set up.
Not a slideshow
The camera moves through the room, not across a flat picture
A real estate slideshow maker pans and zooms over a still image. Echo generates each clip from your photo with an AI video model, so the shot moves through the space you photographed, with the light and the finishes that were in the picture.
You watch every clip before it goes into the tour. If one is not right, you regenerate that clip, not the whole video. The recording below is the editor itself. Watch the photos go in and the clips come back.
Compared with the alternatives
Where a photo-to-video tour fits
| Slideshow maker | Videographer | Echo | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Source material | Your photos | A shoot at the property | Your photos |
| Motion | Pan and zoom over a flat image | Real footage | Camera motion generated from each photo |
| Turnaround | Minutes | A booking first, then days of editing | Minutes |
| Cost per listing | A subscription | Hundreds of dollars per shoot | A few hundred credits, priced before you generate |
| Changes | Re-edit the slideshow | A second booking | Regenerate the one clip, or rewrite the one line |
| Narration | Usually none | Separate, if at all | Included, in a voice you pick |
| Vertical version | Re-edit | Re-shoot or re-edit | The same photos and script, generated again at 9:16 |
| Property website | Another tool | Not included | Included |
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What it costs
Credits pay for what you generate
Every generation shows its price in credits before you make it. A 6-second Standard clip at 720p is 40 credits. An 8-photo tour with narration and script comes to about 450. Your first 300 credits are free, and the plans are compared on the pricing page.
Made by AI, checked by you
It looks like a walkthrough, and it is still your listing
Each clip comes from one of your own photos, and nothing goes into the tour until you have watched it. The narration only says what you typed. Check the facts you give it before it goes out, square footage and year built included.
Whether an AI-generated tour may be posted, and how it must be labelled, is decided by your MLS, your state and your brokerage. The rules differ. Read yours before you post. Fair housing rules cover the narration too. Keep the words about the home, never about who should live there.
Questions
Things agents ask about photo-to-video tours
How many photos do I need?
As few as four for a short teaser, up to 20 per project for a full tour. Most listing videos use 8 to 12. Past that, extra photos only make the video longer.
What kind of photos work best?
The ones you already have for the listing. Wide, level, well-lit interiors and exteriors from your photographer or your phone. Each photo becomes one clip, so pick the rooms you want the tour to walk through.
Which rooms should the tour open with?
Lead with the shot a buyer would stop on, usually the exterior or the best room, and end on the view or the outdoor space. The order is yours. Drag the clips into place on the timeline and swap out any that do not work.
Can I mix phone photos with the photographer's?
Yes. Each photo becomes its own clip, so a phone shot of the garden sits beside the photographer's interiors. Keep the exposures roughly matched; a much darker photo stands out once the camera is moving.
Can I use the video for the MLS?
Paid plans export clean 1080p with no watermark, and every property page has an unbranded copy for MLS virtual-tour fields. Rules on AI-generated media are set by your MLS, your state and your brokerage; check yours before you post.
Does it make vertical videos for Reels and TikTok?
Yes. Set the project to vertical (9:16) and generate the clips for Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts. The photos and the script carry over from a widescreen project; the clips are generated again at the new shape, and the credit cost is shown before you generate.
Can I use my own music or voice?
You can upload your own music track. Narration uses Echo's voices, and you write or edit every line of the script.
What does a listing video cost?
Credits pay for generation, and the price is shown before you generate. A 6-second Standard clip at 720p is 40 credits; an 8-photo tour is about 450 credits. You start with 300 free credits, and the plans are on the pricing page.
How much does real estate video production cost?
A filmed tour means booking a videographer and waiting for the edit, and a change afterwards means a second booking. A tour made from the listing photos in Echo is priced in credits, shown before you generate. A 6-second Standard clip at 720p is 40 credits, and an 8-photo tour with narration is about 450. The free plan starts with 300 credits, no card needed.
Turn listing photos into video before the listing goes live
Make a real estate video from photos of your next listing and watch the first clips before you commit to anything. Your first 300 credits are free, no card needed.