Free real estate planning tool

Listing photo sequence planner

Build a room-by-room viewing order before video production. Add the images you actually have, classify each one and let the planner suggest a sequence you can still edit for the specific property.

Build the listing-photo order

Start from a six-photo, fifteen-photo or Cinematic 30 planning template, then change categories and labels to match the actual property.

Six starter positions are ready. Rename or recategorise them before sorting.

    The suggested order is a starting point, not a rule

    The planner favours a familiar residential flow: exterior and arrival context first, then primary living areas, private rooms, amenities and outdoor or location context. A listing with a dominant ocean view, architectural entrance or resort amenity may deserve a different opening.

    Use the suggested sequence to expose obvious jumps, such as moving from a bedroom to the exterior and back to the kitchen. Then adjust the order around the feature that gives the listing its strongest story.

    Do not invent coverage the listing does not have

    The planner only orders the categories you enter. It does not tell you that a missing room was photographed, and it should not be used to imply that an amenity belongs to the exact unit when it does not.

    If two photographs show essentially the same information, remove the weaker one before production. A clean six-image sequence can communicate more clearly than a longer set of repeated angles.