LISTING VIDEO ON FACEBOOK
Facebook: sharing a listing video with the local community
Facebook is still where many sellers' friends, neighbors and local buyers see news about a home, through an agent's business Page, personal profile and the community groups each town seems to have. Each of those places has its own rules: groups set their own posting policies, Marketplace treats housing differently by region, and paid promotion of a listing falls under Meta's housing ad rules. ListingVideosAI handles the part that has nothing to do with those rules, turning your listing photos into a finished video for you to review. For a format need tied to Facebook, contact support@listingvideosai.com before ordering, and check the platform's current rules before you share.
ListingVideosAI does not share to Facebook Pages, groups or Marketplace; every post is yours to make.
One listing video uses up to 20 photos.
Last updated October 2026
Getting a listing ready to share on Facebook
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Pick photos neighbors will recognize
Facebook audiences are often local, so include the street view they know along with the main living spaces, the kitchen and the backyard. A neighborhood landmark photo can help if the photographer took one.
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Make a listing and upload
Create the listing and upload up to 20 photos. JPEG, PNG and WebP are all accepted, and each photo can be up to 50 MiB.
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Confirm and review before posting
Buy one video or use a plan credit, check the photos and confirm. Your finished video comes 24 to 72 hours after you send the listing; review it, then decide whether it goes on your Page, your profile or a group that allows listings.
Where a listing video goes on Facebook
Facebook is several places at once. Agents tend to use the finished video differently in each one.
The business Page
Share the video on your Page with the address, key details and the listing brokerage. Pages give you insights on reach and can be connected to a Meta business account.
Your personal profile
Friends and past clients often see personal posts first. Check your brokerage's policy on advertising from a personal profile before you share there.
Local community groups
Many town and neighborhood groups have strict rules about real estate posts, with some allowing them only on set days. Read the group rules and ask the admin if unsure.
Marketplace
Whether homes for sale can be listed on Marketplace varies by country and region, and the options have changed over time. Check what Facebook currently offers in your area.
A boosted post
Boosting a listing post counts as a housing ad, which Meta places in a special ad category with limited targeting options. Read those rules before you pay.
Events for open houses
A Facebook event for an open house gives people a reminder; share the listing video in the event so attendees know what they are coming to see.
What to know about Facebook for listings
Housing ads are a special category
Meta requires housing ads to be declared in a special ad category, which restricts targeting by age, gender and postcode to support fair housing.
Groups set their own rules
Community groups are run by admins who decide whether real estate posts are allowed, and breaking those rules can get a post removed.
Marketplace varies by region
Facebook Marketplace's handling of homes for sale differs by country and has changed over the years, so check what is available where you work.
Pages and profiles are different tools
A business Page offers insights and advertising tools; a personal profile reaches friends but follows your brokerage's rules on advertising.
Format and platform needs
For any specific format or platform requirement, contact support@listingvideosai.com before ordering.
No filming trip
The finished video comes from your still photographs, so there is nothing to film for Facebook.
Facebook places for a listing video
| Place | Who sees it | Check first |
|---|---|---|
| Business Page | Followers and anyone you promote to | Your brokerage's social media policy |
| Personal profile | Friends and past clients | Brokerage rules on personal advertising |
| Community group | Local members | The group's rules on real estate posts |
| Marketplace | Local browsers, where housing is offered | Facebook's current options in your region |
| Boosted post | A paid audience | Meta's housing special ad category rules |
| Open house event | People who respond to the event | Accurate date, time and address |
What is a Facebook listing video?
A Facebook listing video is a property video shared on an agent's Page, profile, a community group or an event to tell local people a home is for sale. With ListingVideosAI the video is made from the listing photos you already have; where and how it appears on Facebook is up to you and the platform's rules.
It is not a Facebook ad service. ListingVideosAI makes the finished video; boosting, targeting and group posting are your decisions under Facebook's rules.
Facebook questions
Is the finished video made to Facebook's settings?
ListingVideosAI does not promise that the video meets any Facebook setting. Check the platform's current rules, and for a particular format, contact support@listingvideosai.com before ordering.
How do I find my listing on Facebook after I share it?
Your post appears on your Page or profile timeline, and a group post appears in that group's feed. If you cannot see it in a group, the admins may be reviewing posts before they appear.
Can I boost the listing video?
Facebook lets you boost a post, but a listing is a housing ad, so it must use Meta's special ad category with its targeting limits. Read those rules before you spend.
Can I share the video in a neighborhood group?
Only if the group allows real estate posts. Many groups restrict them or allow them on certain days, so read the rules or ask an admin.
Does ListingVideosAI share the video for me?
No. You review the finished video and share it on Facebook yourself, wherever your brokerage and the platform allow.
What does it cost if I list often?
Monthly plans include several videos each month; the Pro plan is $79 per month, 10 listing videos.
Related channels and listing moments
The photos are already there
Have something worth sharing on Facebook
Create a listing, upload the photos your neighbors and buyers will recognize, and confirm it. Share the finished video where Facebook and your brokerage allow.
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