PlainsumReels

Listing video maker

A listing video maker that takes a minute, not an hour

Skip the editing app. Add the photos from your listing, type the address and price, and get a finished vertical video you can post today. It runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded and there is nothing to install.

Sample made with this tool from example photos

  • No signup
  • Photos stay on your device
  • Free reel in about a minute

Reel maker

Add your listing photos

3 to 20 photos, best 5 to 20. JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC in Safari. They stay on this device.

Your photos never leave this device: the reel is built right here in your browser. See how to check that yourself.

Plainsum Reels Pro

Pro is $19 a month, cancel any time. It removes the end card, exports 1080p (1080×1920), and lets you add your logo and headshot and save your brand color.

After you pay, Creem emails you a license key. Paste it on the activation page. Your photos are never involved in any of this.

How it works

1

Add your photos

Choose 3 to 20 photos from your phone or computer. They are read right in this page. Reorder them with the arrows.

2

Fill in the card

Pick JUST LISTED, OPEN HOUSE, SOLD or PRICE DROP. Add the address, price, beds and baths, and your name and phone. Choose a look and a track.

3

Download and post

Tap Make my reel. In about a minute you have a vertical MP4 with pans, transitions and cuts on the beat, ready for Instagram, TikTok or Facebook.

What is in every reel

Moves like a real edit

Every photo gets a slow pan or push-in, and the scenes blend with a fade, a dip or a slide, depending on the look you pick.

Cuts on the beat

The timeline is built from the track's tempo, so every cut lands exactly on a beat. Four original tracks, or none if you add a trending sound yourself.

Text that stays readable

Address, price, beds, baths and your contact details are laid out for the phone, kept clear of the buttons the apps draw over a Reel.

What a finished listing video includes

A good listing video is the same few things every time: a clear opening with the address and price, a steady run of the best rooms, a card with beds, baths and square footage, and a last screen that tells people how to reach you. This tool makes those screens for you and keeps them clear of the buttons that Instagram and TikTok draw over a Reel.

Because the cuts are placed on the beat of the music, the edit feels deliberate even when you are working from ordinary phone photos. If the photos are in the wrong order, move them with the arrows and make it again: the next one takes about as long as the first.

Free, or $19 a month for Pro

Free

$0
  • Unlimited reels
  • 720×1280, about 20 to 40 seconds
  • All three looks, all four tracks
  • All title cards and contact card
  • No signup, no account
  • Small "Made with Plainsum Reels" end card
Make a free reel

Pro $19/month

$19 a month, cancel any time
  • Everything in Free
  • No end card
  • 1080×1920 export
  • Your logo and headshot on the contact card
  • Brand color, saved on your device
  • On up to 3 of your devices
Go Pro, $19/month

Payment is handled by Creem on its own checkout page. Plainsum never sees your card details.

Questions

What is the fastest way to make a listing video?

Start from the photos you already have. Add them here, fill in the address, price, beds, baths and your phone number, pick a look and a track, and press Make my reel. The cuts, pans, transitions and text cards are built for you.

Are my photos uploaded anywhere?

No. The reel is built inside your browser by your own device. The page is not set up to send photos anywhere, and the privacy page shows how to confirm that yourself in your browser tools. You can even switch on airplane mode after the page loads and still make a reel.

What do I get, and where can I post it?

A vertical 9:16 MP4 (H.264 video and AAC audio where your browser supports them), the shape Instagram Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Facebook Reels use. Free exports are 720×1280; Pro exports are 1080×1920. The text is placed to stay clear of the buttons and captions those apps draw over the video.

How long does it take?

On a computer or an Android phone with Chrome, a 20 to 40 second reel is usually finished in under a minute. Browsers that cannot encode audio fast (some iPhones) record the reel in real time instead, so it takes about as long as the reel itself, and you need to keep the tab open and the screen on.

Do I need an account or an app?

No. There is no account and nothing to install: it is a web page. Free reels have a small end card; Pro removes it.