AI Prompt for Real Estate Video: 10 for Listing Tour Videos

An AI prompt for real estate video turns verified property facts into a listing tour plan: a shot list in walking order, a voiceover that fits each shot, and a vertical cut for social. Paste the facts you have confirmed with the seller, ask for timings that add up, and run a Fair Housing pass before anything is recorded. The 10 prompts below cover planning, scripting, editing, and compliance for listing videos.

Show only real features, label any virtually staged room as virtually staged, and get consent from anyone on camera. Describe the property, not who should live there; avoid steering language about schools, churches, or neighborhoods' residents.

Plan the shoot

1. Shot list in walking order

Here are the verified facts for [property] [paste] and the walking order [rooms]. Write a shot list for a [length]-second tour with shot number, room, camera move, and seconds, and show that the total adds up.

2. Shoot day schedule

We shoot at [time] on [date] with [weather]. Order the interior, exterior, and twilight shots so the light works for each, and add a prep checklist for the seller.

3. Seller prep list

Write a short, friendly checklist for the seller to prepare [rooms] for video the day before: what to clear, what to switch on, and what to put away.

Write the voiceover

4. Voiceover from facts

Write a voiceover for this shot list [paste] at about [words per second] words per second, using only these facts [paste]. Group lines by shots and give the word count for each group.

5. Agent on-camera intro

Write a 15-second on-camera intro for [agent] at [property] that names three verified features [list] and ends with a calm invitation to book a showing.

6. Captions and on-screen text

From this script [paste], write on-screen text for each shot in five words or fewer, with only facts from [property facts].

Cut for every channel

7. Vertical cut

From this 16:9 shot list [paste], pick shots for a [length]-second 9:16 version, give new seconds that add up exactly, and note how to reframe each shot.

8. Unbranded MLS version

Our MLS rule for tour links is [paste rule]. List every change needed to make an unbranded version of this video [describe or paste script].

Check before you publish

9. Fair Housing pass

Review this script and on-screen text [paste] for words that describe people instead of the property, such as familial status, religion, race, national origin, sex, or disability. Suggest a property-based replacement for each.

10. Honest editing check

Here are my planned edits [list] and the disclosed issues [list]. Mark each edit as fine (color, exposure, straightening) or not fine (hiding defects, replacing views or sky without a label).

Plan the whole tour in one run

The flagship Real Estate Video Prompt: Listing Tour Shot List and Script checks every claim against your facts, builds a timed shot list, writes the voiceover, picks a vertical cut, prepares the MLS version, runs a Fair Housing pass, and ends with a shoot day checklist. Its example plans a 60-second tour of a 1928 bungalow and rewrites two phrases that described people instead of the home.

Compliance notes

The Fair Housing Act bars ads that state a preference based on protected classes, so describe the property, not who should live there. Check your MLS rules for video and branding, keep disclosed defects out of any retouching, and have drone shots flown by an FAA Part 107 certified pilot. Not legal advice; your broker owns compliance.

Related prompts

For the rest of an agent's week, see ChatGPT prompts for real estate agents and ChatGPT prompts for real estate marketing. Write the matching listing with the Fair Housing MLS listing from property facts guide, and for film-style shots, try the AI prompt for cinematic video.

Staging empty rooms first? See ChatGPT prompts for virtual staging. For AI b-roll that looks real, see AI prompts for realistic video.

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