Keep this tab open until it finishes.
Fill in what you have; empty fields are skipped. Your agent details are remembered for next time.
Hooks go on screen for the first 3 seconds; click one to use it, then edit the words. A format adds section labels and puts a script in 🎬 Teleprompter.
When your captions say a room ("…the kitchen…"), that room's photo cuts in full screen for a moment while you keep talking. Name photos by room, like kitchen.jpg or 03-primary-bedroom.jpg.
Zooms from the city down to the street and drops a pin. The address is looked up on OpenStreetMap; the map credit stays in the corner, as its license requires.
Two photos taken from the same spot work best. It's added after the clip at the playhead.
Zooms centered on your face, so you never drift out of frame. They're ordinary zoom keyframes: tweak them on any clip, or remove them all here.
Always name your source: it builds trust and many markets require it for advertised stats.
Tip: put the editor's window right under your camera so you read close to the lens. Space pauses, ↑ ↓ change speed.
Best frames from your video (sharp, face to camera). Pick one, or nudge to a nearby moment.
Your video on the main track becomes a cut-out of you, standing in front of the listing. Your captions, sound and timing stay as they are.
Pick a listing's photos in the order you want them shown (file names are sorted, so 01-front.jpg, 02-kitchen.jpg… works well). Name photos by room to get room labels automatically.
Saved once for every project. Many states and MLSs require your brokerage name (and often your license number) on ads; check your local rules for exactly what to include.
Written from what your video says. Edit anything; it's saved with this project. Check the facts before you post.
Finds stretches that work on their own: they open on a strong line, keep a good pace and end on a full sentence. Press ▶ to watch one, untick the ones you don't want.
Your phone must be on the same Wi-Fi as this computer. Scan the code with the phone's camera, tap the link, then pick videos or photos.
The phone upload page isn't running. Start it once from a terminal in the editor's folder (leave the window open while you send files):
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File phone-upload.ps1
The first time, Windows asks whether to let it on your network: allow Private networks only (your home Wi-Fi), not public ones. Uploads need a secret code that changes each time it starts.
Checking the clone engine…
The clone engine runs on this computer, outside the browser. Start it from a terminal in the editor's folder and leave that window open:
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File clone-server.ps1
Not installed yet? Run powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File D:\ReelEditorAI\setup-all.ps1 once first (about 15–20 GB of downloads).
10–30 seconds of you talking clearly, no music. It's copied from this sample each time; nothing is trained or uploaded.
Read this out loud, naturally: “Hi, I'm your local real estate agent. Today I'm walking you through what's happening in our market, what buyers should know before they make an offer, and how sellers can get top dollar. If you have questions, send me a message any time.”
Facing the camera, head and shoulders, good light, mouth closed. A frame from one of your videos works well. Needed for video only.
Made on this computer with Chatterbox (voice, by Resemble AI) and InfiniteTalk run through WanGP (video). Instagram, TikTok and YouTube ask you to label realistic AI-made video: turn on their "AI" label when you post these.
Make scroll-stopping vertical videos for Reels, TikTok and Shorts. Everything stays on this computer.
Your projects save automatically in this browser. Use Projects → Save file to keep a backup somewhere else.