LISTING VIDEO ON HOMES.COM
Homes.com: a listing video alongside your agent page
Homes.com has grown quickly as a portal and puts listing agents prominently on its pages, with agent profiles and neighborhood guides that sit next to the listings. Like the other portals, it receives most listing data through MLS feeds, so the route for a listing video usually starts with your MLS, and Homes.com then decides how media is displayed. ListingVideosAI gives you the finished video from your listing photos, which you can use through your MLS where allowed and in your own marketing. Check Homes.com's and your MLS's current rules, and for a specific format need, contact support@listingvideosai.com before ordering.
ListingVideosAI does not send media to Homes.com; your MLS and the portal decide what appears.
One listing video uses up to 20 photos.
Last updated October 2026
Preparing a listing video with Homes.com in mind
- 01
Choose photos that show the setting too
Homes.com pairs listings with neighborhood information, so a photo of the street, a nearby view or the community entrance can sit well alongside the exterior and main rooms.
- 02
Make a listing and upload
Create a listing and upload up to 20 photos as JPEG, PNG or WebP, each up to 50 MiB.
- 03
Confirm, review and check the feed
Settle on one video or a credit from your plan, look through the uploaded set and confirm. Review the finished video when it arrives 24 to 72 hours after you send the listing, and confirm how your MLS passes video or tour links to Homes.com.
Practical notes for Homes.com
Homes.com gives agents more visibility than some portals. These steps make the most of it.
Review your agent page
Check your Homes.com agent profile, including the photo, bio and listings shown.
Check the MLS route
Confirm which MLS field carries video or tour links and whether it reaches Homes.com.
Use the neighborhood guide
Homes.com shows neighborhood guides near listings. Make sure your remarks fit what the guide describes.
Look at the live page
View the listing on a phone and desktop once it is live and see how media appears.
Share the page in follow-up
Some agents send buyers the Homes.com page because it shows the listing agent clearly.
What to know about Homes.com
It highlights listing agents
Homes.com shows the listing agent prominently, which many agents value.
Neighborhood guides sit beside listings
The portal pairs listings with information about the surrounding area.
Data comes from MLS feeds
Like other major portals, Homes.com receives most listing data through MLS feeds.
Display is the portal's decision
How media appears on Homes.com is set by its current rules.
Format requirement checks
For a specific format or platform requirement, contact support@listingvideosai.com before ordering.
Review then use
You review the finished video, then use it in your own property marketing.
Homes.com and your listing video
| Item | Controlled by | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Agent profile | You, on Homes.com | Keep photo, bio and contact current |
| Video or tour link | Your MLS | Check the field and its rules |
| Media display | Homes.com | Check current portal rules |
| Neighborhood guide | Homes.com | Make sure your remarks agree |
| Status | Your MLS | Update in the MLS |
What is a Homes.com listing video?
A Homes.com listing video is property video media shown on a Homes.com listing page, usually passed on through the MLS feed. ListingVideosAI makes the finished video from your listing photos; how it reaches Homes.com depends on your MLS and the portal's rules.
It is not a Homes.com product. ListingVideosAI is independent of Homes.com and its owner.
Homes.com questions
Will Homes.com display the finished video?
That depends on your MLS feed and Homes.com's current rules, and it is not promised. For a specific format, contact support@listingvideosai.com before ordering.
How is Homes.com different from other portals?
It gives listing agents a prominent place on listing pages and pairs listings with neighborhood guides.
Where does Homes.com get listing data?
Mostly from MLS feeds, so media and status usually start in your MLS.
Does ListingVideosAI work with Homes.com?
No. You receive the finished video for review and use it through your MLS or your own channels.
What photos can I send for the video?
JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 photos, each up to 50 MiB and up to 2 GiB per listing.
Related portals and pages
The photos are already there
Give your Homes.com listing a finished video
Create a listing, upload the photos that show the home and its setting, and confirm it. Check the MLS route while the finished video is on its way.
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