Your rooms, not a generated house
Each clip starts on one of your photographs and lands on the next one, so the camera moves through the property you actually listed. Nothing between the two is invented from a text description.
Video tours
Photograph the property. Walk it as a film.
Drop the listing photos in the order someone would walk the property. Miravely writes a clip from each photograph to the next and cuts them into one continuous tour, so the rooms in the film are the rooms you photographed rather than a set it invented.
- Step 1
Drop the photos in walking order
Two or more, outside first if that is how someone would arrive. The order you drop them in is the order the film walks, and you can drag them around before anything runs.
- Step 2
Read the plan and the price
Miravely looks at every photograph, works out the walk between each pair, and shows you the clip list with its exact credit cost. Nothing is spent until you say so.
- Step 3
Get the cut, not a folder of clips
Each clip is generated, checked, and stitched into one film. You get the finished tour and every clip on its own, in case you want to post one to a feed.
Try it on your own property
Everything above runs in the studio itself -- video tours takes the photographs you already have for the listing.
Open the studioSigning up grants credits to try it with. Nothing is spent until you approve the plan.
You see the price before you spend
The plan step prices the whole tour in credits, clip by clip, before a single one is generated. There is no way to find out what it cost only after it ran.
One film, and the clips separately
The stitched tour is what you send to a portal. The individual clips come back too, which is what you want for a nine-by-sixteen post that only needs one room.
No drone, no gimbal, no crew
The photographs you already took for the listing are the entire input. There is no second visit to the property and no equipment to hire for a walkthrough.
Every clip is checked before it ships
Miravely inspects the start, the middle and the end of each generated clip rather than trusting the two ends, so a clip that drifts off the room is caught rather than cut into the film.
Pick the model and the pace
Resolution, clip length, aspect ratio and the video model itself are all yours to set. A portrait reel and a landscape portal tour are the same photos with a different ratio.
Questions
Specific to video tours.
How many photos does a tour need?
At least two, because every clip runs from one photograph to the next -- with two you get one clip. A whole property usually reads best somewhere between six and a dozen, in the order a viewer would walk it.
Does it invent rooms that are not in the photos?
No. The camera move is written between two photographs you supplied, so both ends of every clip are your property. What happens in the seconds between them is a camera move through that space, not a new room.
What does a tour cost?
It is priced per clip in credits, and the exact figure for your particular set of photos is shown in the plan step before anything runs. Credits come from whichever plan you are on -- see the pricing page for what each one grants.
Do I have to disclose that the video is AI-generated?
A walkthrough generated from your own photographs still shows the property as photographed, but US MLS rules and UK advertising rules both expect a materially altered listing asset to be labelled. Treat it the way you would a restyled photo and say so.