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Renovated homes: a listing video that puts the updates up front
When a house has been renovated, the updates are usually the reason it is priced where it is: a new kitchen, redone bathrooms, new flooring or an opened-up main floor. Buyers want to see those changes clearly, and they also want to trust that the rest of the house matches. Choose the photos that show each updated space in full and one honest detail of the new finishes, and ListingVideosAI brings them into a considered sequence with restrained motion, so the renovation reads as part of one complete home.
The video shows the work that was done, as photographed; it does not show plans, renderings or finishes that are not there.
One listing video uses up to 20 photos.
Last updated October 2026
Turning a renovation into a video
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Choose the rooms that changed most
Pick wide frames of each renovated space, then one close detail of the new finish, such as the tile or the counter edge. One video uses up to 20 photos for the whole home, so save the remaining frames for the gallery.
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Create the listing and upload the photos
Start a listing and upload the renovated rooms alongside the exterior and the spaces that were not changed. JPEG, PNG and WebP are accepted, and your uploads stay saved.
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Confirm it and review the result
Choose one video or a plan credit, check the set, and confirm the listing. You receive the finished video 24 to 72 hours after you send the listing and review it before sharing.
Renovation photos that make the case
A renovation story works when viewers can see the change and trust it. These photo choices help.
The whole new kitchen first
Show the renovated kitchen in its widest frame before any detail. The new layout matters more than any single fixture.
One finish detail per room
A close frame of new tile, cabinet hardware or a quartz counter shows the quality of the work without turning the video into a product list.
Bathrooms in their best light
Renovated bathrooms are often small. A frame from the doorway that shows the shower, vanity and floor together tells the story better than tight angles.
Before photos belong elsewhere
Before-and-after pairs work well in a listing post or a seller presentation. In the property video, the finished rooms should carry the sequence.
Do not skip the untouched rooms
If some rooms were not updated, include their best frames. Buyers notice when a video shows only half a house.
Show the exterior work too
A new roof, siding, windows or landscaping are often expensive updates. A clear exterior frame makes them visible.
What buyers look for in a renovated listing
Kitchens and baths lead
Kitchen and bathroom updates are among the most visible renovations, and buyers often compare them directly with other listings in the same price range.
Permits and records matter
Buyers and their agents often ask whether the work was permitted. That information belongs in the disclosures and listing details, not in the video.
Consistency builds trust
When the renovated rooms look very different from the rest of the house, buyers may ask what was left untouched, so it helps to show the whole home honestly.
Flips draw scrutiny
Recently renovated homes bought for resale are often inspected closely, and buyers tend to look for signs of shortcuts in finishes and fixtures.
Only what is there
The video must not misrepresent a property: it uses the photos of the finished work as it stands.
One property, one video
One video covers one property, made from up to 20 photos you choose.
Renovation photos and where they fit
| Photo | What it shows | In the video? |
|---|---|---|
| Wide view of the new kitchen | The new layout and finishes | Yes, it is the centrepiece |
| Close-up of new tile or counters | Quality of the work | One per room |
| Renovated bathroom from the doorway | The full updated space | Yes |
| Before photo of the old kitchen | The change | Better in a post or presentation |
| Untouched secondary bedroom | The rest of the home | Yes, its best frame |
| New roof or windows from outside | Exterior investment | Yes, if visible |
What is a renovated home listing video?
A renovated home listing video is a property video that puts a home's updates, such as a new kitchen, bathrooms or flooring, at the centre of the sequence while still showing the whole house. With ListingVideosAI, you choose those photos from the listing shoot and they are brought together into one finished video for your review.
It is not a before-and-after reveal. The video shows the finished home as photographed; comparison photos belong in your other marketing.
Questions about renovated home videos
How many photos of the renovated kitchen should go in?
Usually two or three: a wide view, the connection to the next room and one finish detail. You choose which photos go in, and the video brings them into one property story with the exterior and the other rooms.
Can I include before photos of the renovation?
You can upload any photos you have permission to use, but before photos usually confuse a property video because viewers cannot tell which state is current. Keep before-and-after comparisons for a listing post or seller update.
How do I show that the whole house was updated?
Include a frame of every renovated space, plus the exterior if it changed. Wide frames that show new flooring running from room to room make a whole-house update easy to see.
What about rooms that were not renovated?
Include their best frames anyway. A video that shows only the updated rooms can make buyers wonder about the rest, and an honest view of the whole house builds trust.
Can the video show finishes that are still being installed?
No. The video uses photos of the home as it is, and it should not show work that is not finished. Wait for final photos, or list with the current state and describe the remaining work in the listing details.
What does a video for a renovated listing cost?
The same as any other: one listing video is $15 one-time for one listing video, or one credit on a monthly plan.
Related listing situations
The photos are already there
Put the renovation on screen
Create a listing, upload the updated rooms with the rest of the home and confirm it when the photos are ready.
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