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How to cut property clips into a listing video

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Upload your property clips to Vizard Agent and say what the video is for. Vizard Agent inspects every clip, works out what each one shows and where its best few seconds are, then orders them into a tour that reads like a walkthrough rather than a folder of files. No sorting or trimming is needed first.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Say what it is for rather than how to cut it. Vizard Agent handles the selection and ordering. What it needs from you is the purpose, because a video meant to sell a family home is paced differently from one meant to fill a rental quickly. Decide on captions up front too, since they're what people most often change their mind about.

Prompt

Edit these clips together into a converting video to sell a house. It is for a real estate marketing agency. [No subtitles.] Keep it under [30] seconds.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Almost all of it is looking: first at the files, then at a montage of frames, then at what happens inside each clip as it plays. Vizard Agent doesn't sample one frame per clip. It chooses where each one starts and stops, which is the only way to know the good part of the kitchen shot is the second half. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

The limits are the limits of the footage. Vizard Agent chooses well among what you shot and cannot choose what you did not shoot. Badly lit rooms stay badly lit, a very shaky walkthrough stays shaky or gets cropped tighter, and without an establishing shot the tour starts in a corridor. Claims in captions are your representations to a buyer.

Common questions

Do I need to sort the clips first? No. Vizard Agent looks at all of them and works out what each one shows.

Can I get a vertical and a wide version? Yes. Ask Vizard Agent for both, and the second is a re-frame rather than a fresh edit.

Will it add captions with the property details? Only if you give it the details. Vizard Agent doesn't know the asking price or floor area unless you say.