30 AI Real Estate Tour Video Prompts for Listing Clips

A real estate tour prompt should describe one slow camera move through a room that already exists in your photo, and tell the model not to change the room. Below are 31 ready-to-copy prompts in six groups. Each has a "Try this prompt" link that opens VdoBloom's image to video tool with the prompt and model filled in; Wan 2.7 runs a 5-second 720p room clip for 32 credits.

Quick facts

• Input: your real listing photos, one per clip, shot wide and level.
• Wan 2.7 image-to-video: 32 credits for 5 seconds at 720p, 64 for 10 seconds.
• Seedance 2 image-to-video: 38 credits for 5 seconds at 480p, 82 at 720p.
• Kling 3.0 (standard): 30 credits for 5 seconds.
• Veo 3.1 Fast: 25 credits per clip. Hailuo 2.3 Standard: 15 credits for 6 seconds at 768p.
• Billing: pay per use, no subscription required, credits never expire, 10 credits on sign-up.

Turn listing photos into a tour

A buyer who visits should find the room they saw. So these prompts move the camera, the light and small things like curtains or water. They do not add rooms, change finishes or invent a view. If you use virtual staging, say so in the listing, as many markets require. The same goes for twilight skies or green lawns added after the fact.

Each prompt ends with a lock line: "room layout, furniture and finishes stay exactly as in the photo". Keep it. We checked each prompt against the target model's limits; we did not render all of them. A link fills in the prompt and model only: you upload the photo, and nothing is charged until you press Generate.

Exterior and curb appeal (Seedance 2, 720p, 5s, 82 credits)

Exteriors have fine detail in brick, roof tiles and plants. Seedance 2 keeps it sharp.

1. Slow push-in toward the front door of the house from the end of the driveway. Trees move gently in the wind. House stays exactly as in the photo. Try this prompt
2. Slow slide from left to right across the front of the house, eye level. Clear daylight. Building unchanged. Try this prompt
3. Gentle crane up from the front garden to show the full facade. Clouds drift slowly. Building unchanged. Try this prompt
4. Static wide shot of the house at dusk, interior lights glowing in the windows. Use only if your photo was taken at dusk. Try this prompt
5. Slow push-in on the front porch, potted plants moving slightly in a breeze. Door and porch unchanged. Try this prompt

Living spaces (Wan 2.7, 720p, 5s, 32 credits)

Interior moves are simple, so Wan 2.7 gives good value for a full room set.

1. Slow dolly forward into the living room from the doorway. Sunlight from the windows. Room layout, furniture and finishes stay exactly as in the photo. Try this prompt
2. Slow pan from the sofa across to the fireplace. Static height, smooth motion. Room unchanged. Try this prompt
3. Sheer curtains move gently at an open window as the camera holds still on the living room. Room unchanged. Try this prompt
4. Slow slide past the dining table toward the window, light shifting on the tabletop. Room unchanged. Try this prompt
5. Slow push-in from the hallway into an open-plan space. Room layout stays exactly as in the photo. Try this prompt

Kitchens and bathrooms (Kling 3.0, standard, 5s, 30 credits)

1. Slow slide along the kitchen island from one end to the other at counter height. Finishes and appliances unchanged. Try this prompt
2. Slow push-in toward the kitchen window over the sink, daylight on the countertop. Room unchanged. Try this prompt
3. Steam rises from a kettle on the stove as the camera holds a wide view of the kitchen. Room unchanged. Try this prompt
4. Slow pan across the bathroom from the vanity to the shower. Tiles and fittings stay exactly as in the photo. Try this prompt
5. Slow push-in toward a freestanding bath under a window, soft daylight. Room unchanged. Try this prompt

Bedrooms and quiet rooms (Hailuo 2.3 Standard, 768p, 6s, 15 credits)

Bedrooms suit a calm, slow move. Hailuo keeps the cost low across many rooms.

1. Slow dolly forward toward the bed from the bedroom door. Morning light from the window. Room unchanged. Try this prompt
2. Slow pan from the bed to the window view. Curtains move slightly. Room unchanged. Try this prompt
3. Slow push-in into a walk-in closet, shelves and rails unchanged. Try this prompt
4. Static shot of a home office desk by a window, light slowly shifting across the desk. Room unchanged. Try this prompt
5. Slow slide across a child's bedroom from the door, toys and furniture unchanged. Try this prompt

Outdoor areas and views (Veo 3.1 Fast, 25 credits)

1. Slow push-in across the patio toward the garden, plants moving in a light breeze. Patio unchanged. Try this prompt
2. Pool water ripples gently in sunlight as the camera slides along the pool edge. Pool and deck unchanged. Try this prompt
3. Slow pan across the balcony toward the view, clouds drifting. View stays as in the photo. Try this prompt
4. Static shot of the garden, leaves moving in the wind, sunlight dappling the lawn. Garden unchanged. Try this prompt
5. Slow crane up from the back garden to show the rear of the house. Building unchanged. Try this prompt

Openers, transitions and endings (Wan 2.7, 720p, 10s, 64 credits)

1. Aerial-style slow glide toward the house from above the street, using a high exterior photo. Building unchanged. Opener. Try this prompt
2. Camera moves through the front door into the entry hall in one smooth push. Use your entry photo. Room unchanged. Try this prompt
3. Slow walk-through from the kitchen into the dining area, one continuous move. Rooms unchanged. Try this prompt
4. Slow pull-back from the living room window to show the whole room. Closer. Try this prompt
5. Static exterior shot as daylight slowly warms to golden hour. Building unchanged. End card; add agent details in the edit. Try this prompt
6. Slow push-in on the front door as it stays closed, porch light on. Final frame for your contact details. Try this prompt

How to adapt a tour prompt

Use this pattern: camera move + start point + direction + one moving detail + lock line. For example: "Slow dolly forward from the doorway toward the window, curtains moving gently, room unchanged".

• One move per clip: push-in, pan, slide or crane. Two moves in one clip warps walls.
• Go slow: always say "slow". Fast moves bend straight lines.
• Match the photo: do not ask for dusk light if your photo is midday, or a pool view the photo does not show.
• Format: 16:9 for listing sites and YouTube, 9:16 for Reels and TikTok.

How to do it on VdoBloom

1. Open the real estate video maker for a guided listing video, or image to video for one clip at a time.
2. For empty rooms, stage them first with AI virtual staging, and label the result as staged.
3. Upload a photo, paste the matching prompt and pick the model named in its group heading, or click its "Try this prompt" link.
4. Check that walls stay straight. If they bend, slow the move or shorten the clip.
5. For hotels and short-stay rentals, the hotel video maker follows the same pattern.

Animate a room photo with Wan 2.7

Stage an empty room first

FAQ

Can I make a property tour from listing photos only?

Yes. In the Real Estate Video Maker you upload 3 to 15 photos in your order, and each moving photo becomes a 5-second clip with one small camera move. The finished video runs 12 to 60 seconds with your price, beds, baths, music and an agent end card, from 55 credits. If you build the tour yourself in image to video, eight to twelve clips make a one-minute tour.

Why do walls bend in my AI tour?

The camera moved too fast or too far. Say "slow", use one move per clip and keep clips at 5 seconds.

Is it allowed to use AI video in a listing?

Rules depend on your market and listing site. Do not change the property itself, and disclose staging or edits where required.

How much does a 10-room tour cost?

Ten Wan 2.7 clips at 720p and 5 seconds are 320 credits. Ten Hailuo 2.3 Standard clips are 150. The price shows before each run.

Which model keeps straight lines best?

Seedance 2 is the most stable on detailed exteriors. Wan 2.7 and Kling 3.0 do well on simple interior moves at lower cost.

Related reading: AI video for real estate and camera movement prompts.