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Creative tools

Every tool is a paid capability. One workspace.

VividProp does not run standalone free generators and does not hand out free tool allowances. Each entry below is a capability inside the same workspace: the same listing, the same photographs, the same brand kit, the same authorisation and the same render pipeline. Paid does not mean every click costs a credit — the three access kinds below say exactly which is which.

Included with your workspace
Part of the workspace subscription. Choosing an asset, editing a caption or applying a brand kit adds no charge.
Uses generation credits
A render or a generation with a metered cost. The cost is shown before the operation runs and settled from the same credit ledger.
Paid — pricing pending
A paid capability whose commercial rule is not approved. No price, included balance or plan allocation is invented, and no request can be made.

Availability is inherited from the same capability registry the product ships. Where an entry is not available, the page says so and links the closest capability that does work today — it never offers a button that cannot run.

Prepare the property

Stills first: repair, furnish or re-imagine the room before it moves.

Room Style Preview

Included with your workspace

Preview a labelled local colour grade for a room without adding furniture.

Input
A photographed room from a saved property, one scene at a time.
Deliverable
A labelled local style-grade preview stored separately; the original photograph remains intact.
  1. 1Pick the room on the property.
  2. 2Apply the included style-grade preview, then accept the change.
  3. 3Keep the labelled style preview separate from the original photograph.

Paid access: The local style-grade preview is included and adds no furniture. AI furniture is a metered provider edit whose price and included balance are not published while the paid tier is unreleased.

Never: The preview changes colour and style only. It adds no furniture or geometry and does not replace the original.

Virtual Renovation

Included with your workspace

Let a seller see a dated kitchen in a chosen renovation direction before committing to the work.

Input
A photographed room plus a renovation direction chosen from a fixed catalogue.
Deliverable
A direction preview stored as a derivative, labelled as a colour direction in the asset and in any film that uses it.
  1. 1Choose the room and a renovation direction.
  2. 2Review the concept beside the untouched photograph.
  3. 3Attach the concept to the listing as illustration, never as the current condition.

Paid access: Included with the workspace: the direction is a colour grade applied to your own photograph, so it adds no provider cost and no credit charge.

Never: A colour direction only — no furniture, no structural change, no new window or view. Never a photograph of the property's current condition, a quote, or a planning assurance.

Not available yet — Available in the workspace todayHow the shipped part works

Portrait Card

Uses generation credits

A consistent agent portrait for the card, the presenter inset and the channel profile.

Input
An uploaded portrait the agent has the right to use, plus the brand direction.
Deliverable
A stored portrait derivative selectable by the presenter and brand workflows; the upload remains the source.
  1. 1Upload a portrait and confirm you hold the rights to it.
  2. 2Choose a background and framing that match the brand kit.
  3. 3Save the result to the workspace portrait library.

Paid access: Preparing a card from a portrait you uploaded is included with the workspace; the film that uses it costs the same export credits as any render, shown first. A generated portrait is a metered provider step whose price is not approved.

Never: The shipped card crops, grades and frames your own photograph — it does not generate a likeness. No likeness of a person who has not consented, no celebrity or stock identity, and no claim that a generated portrait is a photograph of the agent.

Write the campaign

The words around the film: ideas, a hook, the script a presenter reads.

Video Ideas Generator

Included with your workspace

Five campaign concepts for one listing, grounded in the facts you entered.

Input
A saved property: address, price, rooms and the photographs' room labels.
Deliverable
A reviewed list of concepts saved to the project, each naming the intended buyer and the opening shot.
  1. 1Pick the listing.
  2. 2Choose a concept set and a target channel.
  3. 3Keep the idea you will produce; it becomes the project's campaign note.

Paid access: Included with the workspace: the rules writer proposes concepts from the listing's own facts and saves nothing until you review it. A metered model tier is not approved and no price exists for one.

Never: It proposes ideas from the property record. It never invents a fact, a view, a school catchment or a claim about the neighbourhood.

Hook Generator

Included with your workspace

Openers that earn the first three seconds of a scroll.

Input
The listing's own facts and the scene plan's first scene.
Deliverable
Three reviewed hook lines saved on the project and usable as the first caption cue.
  1. 1Choose the listing and the channel.
  2. 2Review the candidates against the facts.
  3. 3Save one as the opening caption cue.

Paid access: Included with the workspace: the rules writer drafts the opening line from the listing's own facts, and you approve it before it becomes the caption cue. No model price is published because no model tier is approved.

Never: No invented urgency, no fabricated scarcity, no claim about price movement the listing does not support.

Video Script Generator

Included with your workspace

A script a presenter can read, timed to the scenes you already have.

Input
The scene plan, the property facts and an optional narration length.
Deliverable
A reviewed script saved on the project, with one paragraph per scene and a duration estimate.
  1. 1Open the project's plan.
  2. 2Review one paragraph per scene and edit any line.
  3. 3Upload a recorded read, or keep the script as the caption source.

Paid access: Included with the workspace: the rules writer drafts one line per scene from approved facts, and nothing is saved until you review it. Running the film afterwards uses the same export credits as any render.

Never: It writes narration from approved facts only. It does not author the price, the surface or the licence line, and it does not generate the voice.

Create and edit video

Cuts, ratios, movement and overlays rendered by the same export pipeline.

Real Estate Reel Maker

Uses generation credits

A vertical cut for Reels, TikTok and Shorts from the plan you already approved.

Input
A project with ordered photographs and a scene plan.
Deliverable
A 9:16 MP4 composed for the vertical frame, with its caption sidecar.
  1. 1Open the project and choose the 9:16 ratio.
  2. 2Reorder or drop scenes for the vertical rhythm.
  3. 3Render, review and download the reel.

Paid access: Each render uses the workspace's export credits, shown before it runs. The vertical cut is not a separate product and carries no separate charge.

Never: Composed rather than cropped, so a scene that only works horizontally is reported instead of silently cutting the contact block.

Scene Transitions

Uses generation credits

Movement between scenes that a hard cut cannot carry.

Input
Two adjacent scenes in an ordered plan.
Deliverable
A deterministic local transition between the scenes, using the existing camera-motion renderer.
  1. 1Pick the cut between two scenes.
  2. 2Preview the deterministic local transition.
  3. 3Keep it or choose a different local scene move.

Paid access: Deterministic local scene motion is included in the export. Paid generative transitions are not available.

Never: The available transition is a deterministic local effect. It does not generate new scene content or claim a camera move happened.

Cinematic Titles

Uses generation credits

A title that belongs to the film instead of a slide over it.

Input
The plan's first caption cue and the brand kit's colours.
Deliverable
Rendered title frames inside the export, at the film's own dimensions, with the words stored as the caption cue.
  1. 1Choose a title treatment on the project's render form.
  2. 2Render; the plan's first caption cue becomes the title.
  3. 3Edit the cue and re-render; the title follows the data.

Paid access: The title is drawn by the same export as the film, so it uses that render's export credits and adds no separate charge.

Never: A flat rendered title with a fade or a rise — never a modelled object, a shot, or a claim the listing does not support.

Rise and Reveal

Included with your workspace

A rising, pull-back establishing move when no drone flew over the property.

Input
A project with at least one exterior photograph in its scene plan.
Deliverable
A camera move rendered from the chosen photograph — never a generated aerial view — applied to that scene on the next export.
  1. 1Choose the establishing scene.
  2. 2Pick the rise and reveal move for it.
  3. 3Render and review the move against the photographed exterior.

Paid access: The move is applied by our own renderer, so it adds nothing to the render you already pay for.

Never: It animates the photograph the workspace supplied. It does not generate an aerial perspective and never invents boundaries, amenities, access roads or neighbouring land.

Real Estate Lifestyle Videos

Uses generation credits

A film that sells the morning in the kitchen, not only the square metres.

Input
The listing's photographs, its facts and a chosen pacing direction.
Deliverable
A paced film with lifestyle sequencing and the licence line intact.
  1. 1Choose a lifestyle pacing direction.
  2. 2Approve the sequence and its captions.
  3. 3Render one cut per channel.

Paid access: The same export credits as any film; the lifestyle direction changes pacing and captions, not the price of a render.

Never: Pacing and copy cannot add a feature the property lacks, and the film never implies a lifestyle the listing cannot support.

Voice, presenter and music

Narration, a presenter and the score — the parts a viewer hears.

Portrait Inset

Uses generation credits

Add a labelled still portrait to the film without generating speech or lip-sync.

Input
A saved portrait, the approved script and the project's scene plan.
Deliverable
A labelled static portrait inset composited into the film; no speaking or lip-synced clip is produced.
  1. 1Choose a portrait from the workspace library.
  2. 2Choose the still portrait supplied for the project.
  3. 3Render the labelled inset; the portrait remains a static image.

Paid access: The local static portrait inset is part of the available render. Paid presenter generation is not available.

Never: The inset is labelled as a portrait. No speech, lip-sync, voice cloning or claim that the agent appeared in person is produced.

Voiceover

Uses generation credits

A narrated film in the agent's own voice, mixed under the score.

Input
A recorded narration file, or a script to read from.
Deliverable
Narration stored privately in the workspace and mixed under music with ducking at export.
  1. 1Upload the recording or read from the project's script.
  2. 2Check the mix against the music bed.
  3. 3Render; the narration travels with that export.

Paid access: Uploading and storing narration carries no charge. The film that mixes it uses the same export credits as any render, shown first.

Never: An upload is your recording and your rights. The product does not verify who owns the voice, and it does not transcribe the audio into captions.

Voice Cloning

Local onlyPaid — pricing pending

Narration in a consistent brand voice across a team's listings.

Input
A consented voice sample recorded for this workspace, plus a reviewed script.
Deliverable
A stored voice profile the workspace can select for narration, with its consent record attached.
  1. 1Record and confirm the consent statement for the voice owner.
  2. 2Review a sample read before saving the profile.
  3. 3Select the profile when a project needs narration.

Paid access: A paid capability that is not on sale: no price, sample rate or included balance is published, and the consent record, the sample review and the engine profile are what ships today.

Never: The engine (Voicebox, MIT) runs on the production host and the consent record is enforced before any sample is stored, but no deployed film has narrated with a clone yet; the capability stays `local` until one has. Cloning a voice without its owner's recorded consent is never offered.

Not available yet — The local tier ships; the paid provider tier is not releasedHow the shipped part works

AI Generated Music

Paid — pricing pending

A score written for one film when no licensed track fits.

Input
The film's duration, brand direction and a mood from the fixed catalogue.
Deliverable
A generated track stored as an authorised workspace asset, with its provenance recorded beside it.
  1. 1Choose a mood and the cut's duration.
  2. 2Audition against the licensed library.
  3. 3Attach the chosen track; licensing terms are recorded with it.

Paid access: A metered provider generation. The provider, its licensing terms and the included balance are not approved, so the tool is not on sale.

Never: Not offered until the provider's commercial-use terms and provenance record are verified. The 25 licensed CC BY tracks remain the shipped choice.

Not available yet — Available in the workspace todayHow the shipped part works

Brand and deliver

The identity a customer sees: card, logo, captions, contact block.

Business Card Maker

Included with your workspace

A card that carries the same identity as the film you just delivered.

Input
The saved brand kit: logo, colours, contact block and an optional portrait.
Deliverable
A downloadable PNG of the card, rendered from the kit — not a print-shop proof.
  1. 1Choose the brand kit.
  2. 2Review the card beside the film's closing card.
  3. 3Download the image; the kit stays the source of truth.

Paid access: Rendered locally from a kit the workspace already owns, so it is included with the workspace rather than sold per card.

Never: No print-ready claim: bleed, CMYK and press proofing need a print specification that is not approved yet.

Video Branding

Included with your workspace

Every film ends on your agency, not on a template.

Input
A brand kit: logo, palette, type, contact block and call to action.
Deliverable
The branded closing card, lower third and caption styling applied to every export of the project.
  1. 1Save the kit once in the Studio.
  2. 2Choose it for the project — or inherit the workspace default.
  3. 3Render; the kit is applied by the export, not baked into the photographs.

Paid access: Included with the workspace subscription. Branding is not a per-film charge; the render itself uses export credits as usual.

Never: No field for awards, ratings or review counts, and a kit edit never rewrites a film that was already delivered.

Auto Caption Generator

Included with your workspace

Captions on the film without typing every cue by hand.

Input
The scene plan's written cues, or a narration track already uploaded.
Deliverable
Timed caption cues stored on the project and a .srt sidecar delivered with every export.
  1. 1Open the project's caption cues.
  2. 2Edit any cue; timing follows the scene plan.
  3. 3Export and take the .srt beside the film.

Paid access: Caption cues and the sidecar are included; editing a cue never triggers a paid generation.

Never: Captions come from the plan's cues and are delivered as a sidecar. Transcription of an audio track and burned-in subtitles are not built, and nothing is labelled a verified transcript.

Publish and measure

Where the film lands: a property page, a portal profile, a campaign.

MLS Video Export Profiles

Uses generation credits

A file that matches the profile a portal or MLS actually publishes.

Input
A finished project and the destination's documented acceptance rules.
Deliverable
A per-profile export (duration, ratio, bitrate and naming) plus a record of which profile was used.
  1. 1Choose the destination profile.
  2. 2Render against its documented limits.
  3. 3Download the file with its sidecar and profile record.

Paid access: Each profile export is a render and uses the same export credits shown before it runs.

Never: No universal compliance guarantee. A profile covers only the rules it cites, and a portal can change them without notice.

Not available yet — Available in the workspace todayHow the shipped part works

Video Landing Pages

Included with your workspace

One public page per property with the film, the facts and an enquiry form.

Input
A published project with a finished film and its property facts.
Deliverable
A public page at /p/[slug] with the film embedded, the facts, a QR code and stored enquiries.
  1. 1Publish the property.
  2. 2Open the page at its own address.
  3. 3Share the link or the QR code; views and enquiries are counted.

Paid access: Publishing is part of the workspace subscription. No per-page or per-visit charge exists.

Never: One property per page, app-hosted path, no custom domains and no site builder. Counts are real or they are not shown.

Industry workflows

The same pipeline, with the vocabulary and pacing a property category expects.

Real Estate Videos

Uses generation credits

A listing film for a residential sale, on the day the listing goes live.

Input
Listing facts and the photographs already shot for the portal.
Deliverable
A branded film per ratio, a public page and a caption set.
  1. 1Import or enter the listing.
  2. 2Approve the scene plan and the brand kit.
  3. 3Render, download and publish.

Paid access: Each film uses export credits shown before it renders; the workspace subscription covers the rest.

Never: Fidelity animates the photographs supplied. It does not invent rooms, views or amenities.

Hotel Videos

Uses generation credits

A property tour for a hotel or serviced residence, paced for direct booking.

Input
Room and amenity photographs, the property's facts and a target channel.
Deliverable
A room-by-room film with a booking call to action and per-channel cuts.
  1. 1Group photographs by room and amenity.
  2. 2Approve a sequence that opens on the arrival space.
  3. 3Render per channel and publish the page.

Paid access: The same export credits as any film. There is no hotel-specific plan or add-on.

Never: It does not invent amenities, star ratings or availability, and no booking integration exists.

Short-stay and Airbnb listing videos

Uses generation credits

A vertical walkthrough for a short-stay listing that has to work on a phone.

Input
The host's own photographs and the listing's check-in and location facts.
Deliverable
A 9:16 film with captions and a link to the host's own booking page.
  1. 1Group the photographs by space.
  2. 2Approve a vertical plan with captions.
  3. 3Render, then post or link it from the host's own listing.

Paid access: Each vertical render uses the same export credits shown before it runs.

Never: No affiliation with Airbnb or any booking platform, no imported reviews and no availability feed.

Nothing on this page is priced. The catalogue records what each capability costs in principle — subscription, metered credits, or a commercial decision that is still pending — and the product shows the exact credit cost before a metered operation runs.

Start with the pipeline that already ships: a listing, its photographs and a branded film. Every tool here attaches to that same project rather than to a separate upload box.

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