LISTING VIDEO ON REALTOR.COM
Realtor.com: listing video for an MLS-fed portal
Realtor.com is closely tied to the MLS world: it receives most of its listing data from MLS feeds, which is why its listings tend to update quickly and match what agents entered. For a listing video, that means the route usually runs through your MLS rather than through Realtor.com directly, and whatever your MLS passes on is displayed under Realtor.com's own rules. ListingVideosAI makes the finished video from your listing photos. Check Realtor.com's and your MLS's current rules, and for a specific format need, contact support@listingvideosai.com before ordering.
ListingVideosAI does not send anything to Realtor.com; how the finished video reaches the portal depends on your MLS.
One listing video uses up to 20 photos.
Last updated October 2026
Preparing a listing video with Realtor.com in mind
- 01
Choose photos matching the portal gallery
Use photos from the Realtor.com gallery so the video and gallery agree: the exterior, living spaces, kitchen, bedrooms and outdoor areas.
- 02
Open a listing and upload
Create the listing, then upload a set of no more than 20 photos; JPEG, PNG and WebP files all work.
- 03
Confirm it and follow the MLS route
Choose one video or use a credit, check the photos and confirm the listing. Once the finished video arrives, 24 to 72 hours after you send the listing, review it and check how your MLS passes video or tour links on to Realtor.com.
Practical notes for Realtor.com
Because Realtor.com reads MLS feeds, much of the work is checking what your feed carries.
Confirm the MLS field
Find out which MLS field carries video or tour links and whether it is part of the feed to Realtor.com.
Check the agent profile
Realtor.com has agent profile pages. Check what your profile shows and whether your listings appear there.
Look at the live listing
Once the listing is live, view it on Realtor.com on desktop and phone and check how media appears.
Keep status current in the MLS
Realtor.com updates from the MLS, so status changes should be made in the MLS rather than on the portal.
Use the portal link in your marketing
Some agents include the Realtor.com listing page in emails and posts as a neutral place for full details.
What to know about Realtor.com
Data comes from MLS feeds
Realtor.com receives most listing data from MLS feeds, which tends to keep it close to what agents entered.
Updates follow the MLS
Status and detail changes generally flow from the MLS to Realtor.com, so the MLS is where to correct them.
Agent profiles exist
Realtor.com has profile pages for agents that show their listings and details.
Display rules belong to the portal
How media appears on Realtor.com is decided by the portal's current rules.
A sequence from your photos
The photos are brought together into a considered sequence with restrained motion, so the piece reads as one property story.
Ask before ordering for format needs
For a specific format or platform requirement, contact support@listingvideosai.com before ordering.
Realtor.com checklist for a listing video
| Item | Where it is controlled | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Video or tour link | Your MLS | Check the field and its rules |
| Feed to Realtor.com | Your MLS | Confirm the field is included |
| Media display | Realtor.com | Check current portal rules |
| Listing status | Your MLS | Update in the MLS |
| Agent profile | Realtor.com | Review what it shows |
What is a Realtor.com listing video?
A Realtor.com listing video is a property video displayed on a Realtor.com listing page, usually passed on from the MLS feed. ListingVideosAI makes the finished video from your listing photos; how it reaches Realtor.com depends on your MLS and the portal's current rules.
It is not a Realtor.com product or partnership. ListingVideosAI is independent of Realtor.com.
Realtor.com questions
Will Realtor.com show the finished video?
That depends on your MLS feed and Realtor.com's current rules, and it is not promised. For a specific format, contact support@listingvideosai.com before ordering.
How does a video get onto Realtor.com?
Usually through your MLS: a video or tour link field that is part of the feed Realtor.com receives. Check your MLS's input guide.
Why does my Realtor.com listing show old details?
Realtor.com updates from the MLS feed, so check the MLS entry first and allow time for the feed to refresh.
Does ListingVideosAI work with Realtor.com directly?
No. You receive the finished video for review and decide how to use it through your MLS or your own marketing.
What is the cost of one listing video?
One listing video is $15 one-time for one listing video, covering one property made from up to 20 photos.
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The photos are already there
Give the portal listing a finished video
Create a listing, upload the photos shoppers will see on the portal and confirm it. Check your MLS route while the video is on its way.
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