MADE FOR IDEALISTA LISTINGS

Make every Idealista listing feel ready to share.

Turn the approved photos and details you already have into a polished property video for the people you want to reach.

For agentsFor property managersFor media teams

A SMALLER WORKFLOW

Everything you need to make the first frame count.

ListingVid turns the material you have into the motion people remember.

  1. 01

    Add the live listing

    Use the Idealista listing and its approved photos as the source material.

  2. 02

    Shape the property story

    Choose the format, Spanish, Italian, or Portuguese narration, captions, and pacing that fit the property.

  3. 03

    Publish where buyers are

    Export a finished video for social, buyer outreach, and the rest of the launch plan.

BUILT FOR THE MOMENT AFTER “PUBLISH”

A listing has more than
one chance to travel.

01

Idealista listing launch

Turn approved Idealista listing photos and details into a vertical video for the first day a property goes live.

02

Social follow-up

Reuse the same Idealista property story for Reels, TikTok, agent outreach, and client updates without recreating the asset set.

03

Clear local context

Use Spanish, Italian, or Portuguese narration, captions, and property facts to make the listing easier for local buyers to understand.

GOOD TO KNOW

Questions about Idealista video.

How does ListingVid work with Idealista?

Start with the Idealista listing URL or its approved photo set. ListingVid turns those property assets into a reviewable video with a script, voiceover, captions, and music.

Do I need editing skills?

No. The workflow is made for property teams to review and publish, without a separate editing project.

Where can I publish the finished video?

Use a vertical cut for social platforms, then share the same property story in agent follow-ups and the rest of the campaign.

YOUR LISTING IS READY WHEN YOU ARE

Turn the details
into the feeling.

Give the next buyer, renter, or guest a reason to stop scrolling.

Create your first video