A listing photo checklist for AI property walkthroughs

Build a room-by-room shortlist

Start with the views that establish the home, then add the spaces that make it distinctive. The checklist below is a suggested selection order, not a promise that generated motion will reproduce the physical route through the building.

• Exterior: a clear view that identifies the property.
• Entry or main living space: introduce the interior.
• Kitchen and dining: choose views that show how the spaces relate.
• Primary bedroom and bathroom: include clear, useful angles.
• Additional rooms: use offices or secondary bedrooms when they add information.
• Outdoor area: show the actual terrace, garden, or yard.
• Closing view: finish with a memorable feature of this property.

Keep photos that add new information

Compare similar angles side by side. If two images tell the same story, choose the one with clearer lighting and fewer obstructions. Several almost identical living-room views can make a short video repetitive while leaving other rooms unexplained.

Look for straight architectural edges and enough surrounding space to understand the subject. Heavy crops, motion blur, strong reflections, and very dark corners make review harder. A close-up can show a distinctive detail, but it should not replace every wider view of the room.

Check the files and your permission

Use JPEG, PNG, or WebP files supported by the uploader. Prefer the original files you are authorized to use rather than screenshots of a listing page. Keep your original set separately so you can compare it with the generated video later.

Confirm the scope of your image permission, including creating and sharing a video. If a photographer supplied the images, check the agreed usage rights. Do not assume that a downloadable listing photo can be reused without consent.

Adapt to an incomplete photo set

If you only have exterior, living-room, and kitchen photos, choose a shorter presentation instead of stretching the same views into a long video. Add more distinct photos when the create page says the selected duration needs greater coverage.

Do not fill gaps with unrelated stock rooms, a different property, or generic neighborhood scenery that could be mistaken for part of the home. If a key room is missing, obtain an authorized photograph or omit it. Your final review should make the scope of the presentation clear.