The Best Prompts for Editing Real Estate Videos

Rough cut

1. The tour in walking order

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   Make a [90]-second property tour from these clips in walking order: [front exterior], [entry], [living room], [kitchen], [main bedroom], [garden], and end on the drone shot. Hold each shot 3 to 4 seconds and use the steadiest part of each clip.

   Eddie builds a sequence of trimmed clips in your order, with no transcript needed, and reports the length.

2. Lead with the selling point

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   Move the [kitchen] right after the exterior shot, since it is the selling point of this home.

   Eddie moves the segment and the rest of the tour follows.

3. Open with the agent

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   Open the tour with the best [15] seconds of my intro to camera from [file name], then the walkthrough.

   Eddie picks the soundbite from your intro and puts it in front of the tour.

Highlights

1. A 30-second teaser

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   Make a [30]-second teaser with only the [three] best rooms and the drone shot, for the listing preview.

   Eddie builds a shorter edit from the shots you named.

Social clips

1. A vertical reel

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   Make a 9:16 version of the tour for Instagram Reels and keep every title inside the safe area.

   Eddie sets a vertical canvas and fits each shot to it.

Captions

1. The facts on screen

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   Add titles: "[address]" over the first shot, "[4 bed, 3 bath, 2,400 sq ft]" over the living room, and an end card "[agent name, phone]". Clean lower-third style, fading in.

   Eddie writes each title to the title track at the shot you named, with an entrance animation.

B-roll

Eddie uses your own b-roll first. Where you have nothing that fits, it searches stock footage: free Pexels clips, plus your own Shutterstock catalog if you connect it. When neither has the shot, it can generate a short b-roll clip. It quotes the credits first and generates nothing until you agree. You can also tell it to use only your own footage.

1. Neighbourhood shots

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   Add [10] seconds of neighbourhood b-roll before the end card: [the park], [the high street]. Use my clips first, then stock footage of [city name] if I have none.

   Eddie uses your footage first and searches stock for the gap, showing you the options before importing.

2. Clean up the picture

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   Stabilize the [entry] and [bedroom] shots, add a slow push-in on the [garden] shot, and blur the [family photos on the shelf] in the [living room].

   Eddie stabilizes the shots, adds the motion and blurs the region for as long as it is on screen.

Music

1. Music on the beat

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   Add a warm, upbeat [acoustic] track under the tour, fade it out over the end card, and move the cuts onto the beat.

   Eddie attaches or generates the track, measures its beat and moves each cut to the nearest beat.

2. A voice-over without a recording

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   Generate a voice-over in a [warm, friendly] voice saying "[Welcome to 14 Alder Lane, a light-filled family home five minutes from the park.]" over the first [6] seconds.

   Eddie generates the line with AI and places it on the voice-over track at the time you set.

Export

1. Listing and social files

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   Export the 16:9 tour for the listing page and the 9:16 reel for social, both as 1080p MP4s.

   Eddie renders both edits in the cloud with titles and music.

2. For your video editor

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   Export the tour as a [Premiere Pro] project so my editor can grade it.

   Eddie writes a timeline file that points at the original clips.