Sample edits for a fictional agent and listing · stock photos (credits below) · AI voiceover · everything here can be changed
Real estate video · Reels · TikTok · YouTube · Facebook

A listing reel and an agent promo, cut to feel like a real commercial.

Two real estate videos for a fictional agent: a vertical "Just Listed" reel for Instagram and TikTok, and a horizontal agent promo for YouTube, Facebook and websites. Both have clean captions, motion text, name labels and music. The agent, brokerage, address and price are made up.

Video A9:16 verticalListing reel20 sText + music

"Just Listed" property tour

Listing
1428 Willow Crest Dr (fictional) · $689,000 · 4 bd · 3 ba · 2,650 sq ft. Agent Maya Torres, Harborline Realty (fictional).
Structure
  • Hook (0–1 s): best exterior shot + "JUST LISTED" + price, because buyers decide in a second.
  • Specs: beds, baths, square feet and street on the first shot.
  • Room by room: one room per cut, a slow push-in on each photo, one serif title and one feature chip.
  • End card: open house time, agent name label, brokerage + phone, and one CTA ("DM TOUR").
Edit details
Cuts every 2–3 s, movement on every still (push-in, pull-out, pan), soft top/bottom gradient so white text reads on bright rooms, warm color match across all photos, all text inside the Reels safe zone, original music.
Caption
JUST LISTED 🏡 1428 Willow Crest Dr 4 beds · 3 baths · 2,650 sq ft · $689,000 Open-concept living, chef's kitchen, spa-style primary bath and a resort-style pool. Open house Saturday 1–4 PM. DM "TOUR" for a private showing. #justlisted #realestate #househunting #dreamhome #openhouse
Video B16:9 horizontalAgent promo24 sAI voiceover + captions

"How I sell your home": agent promo

Goal
Get seller leads: a short promo for YouTube, Facebook or the agent's website that ends on a free home valuation offer.
Structure
  • Open: "Thinking about selling this spring?" over the hero exterior, with the agent's name lower third sliding in.
  • 3 steps: big gold number + short title for each step, one room per step.
  • CTA: "Free Home Valuation" + "Book a 15-minute call", with name, brokerage and phone.
Edit details
AI voiceover timed to the cuts, word-by-word captions with the spoken word highlighted, music ducked under the voice, the same navy/cream/gold brand colors as Video A, so the agent's videos look like one set.

How I'd edit your AI footage

1Pick the clean seconds

AI clips often start well and then drift. I watch every clip frame by frame and keep only the part before hands, faces, signs or walls start to warp.

2Hide what's left

A tighter crop, a faster cut, a speed ramp or a text block over a bad spot, so nobody notices the glitch. If a shot can't be saved, I cut it.

3Never trust AI text

AI misspells addresses, signs and logos. I cover AI text and put real text on top: price, address, agent name and brokerage.

4Match color and sound

Clips from different generators look different. I match color so it feels like one shoot, then add music, room tone and whooshes on the cuts.

5Cut both formats

One edit, two exports: 9:16 for Reels/TikTok/Shorts and 16:9 for YouTube and websites, with text moved for each safe zone.

6Check before delivery

Spelling of names and numbers, the brokerage and compliance line, audio levels, and a full watch on a phone before I send it.

In my e-commerce ads sample I generated product shots in Kling (image-to-video) and cut one clip at 2.3 seconds, right before the AI started misspelling the label.

Everything here can change. The agent, listing and offer are fictional. With your AI clips, brand kit and scripts, I'd keep the same structure and change the footage, fonts, colors, music, voice, length and text to fit each agent, title company or mortgage pro.