DUPLEX LISTINGS

A duplex video that shows both sides of the building

A duplex is two homes under one roof, and it draws two kinds of buyer: one who plans to live in one side and lease the other, and an investor who reads the property as income. The photos have to make the two units easy to tell apart, which is hard when the layouts mirror each other. Choose a clear exterior that shows both entrances, then a few frames from each unit with something distinct in each, and ListingVideosAI brings them into one considered sequence so viewers understand the building as a whole.

Both units appear as photographed; if one side is leased, use only photos the tenant and the seller have agreed to.

One listing video uses up to 20 photos.

Last updated October 2026

Building a duplex video from your photos

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    Sort the gallery by unit

    Before uploading, split the photos into the left and right unit, or the upper and lower, and keep the best three or four rooms from each plus the shared yard, driveway and front of the building. Mirror-image rooms shot from the same corner add little, so keep the clearer one.

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    Open one listing and upload

    Create a single listing for the duplex, since one video covers one property, and upload the chosen JPEG, PNG or WebP photos. Each photo can be up to 50 MiB and the listing up to 2 GiB in total.

  3. 03

    Confirm when both sides are covered

    Choose one video or a plan credit, check that each unit is represented, and confirm the listing for the video. The finished duplex video is ready 24 to 72 hours after you send the listing, and you review it before it goes anywhere.

Duplex photos that make two units clear

The goal is a viewer who can say which side is which after one viewing. These choices help.

An exterior with both doors

The exterior frame you keep should make it obvious that this is a two-unit building: both entries, both mailboxes or both sets of steps in view.

A signature room for each side

If one unit has the larger kitchen and the other has the brighter bedroom, let each side be remembered by that room.

Separate utilities stay in the remarks

Separate meters and laundry hookups are details investors look for. They rarely need a video frame, but a gallery photo and a line in the remarks help.

The shared yard, once

A fenced yard or shared patio belongs to the building story. A single frame is enough to show it.

Stacked duplexes and their stairs

In an up and down duplex, the upper unit's private stair or entrance is worth a frame because viewers wonder about it right away.

Leased rooms with care

If one side is leased, frames full of a tenant's belongings are often best left out. Neatly kept or vacant rooms tell the story without putting a resident's home on display.

What buyers look for in a duplex

Two dwellings, one sale

A duplex is sold as one property even though it holds two separate dwellings, each usually with its own entrance, kitchen and bathrooms.

Occupants and investors both shop

Duplexes attract buyers who plan to occupy one unit and investors focused on the rents, so listings often describe the condition of each side and any current leases.

Mirror layouts repeat

Side by side duplexes are often built as mirror images, so near identical photos from each unit can make a set feel repetitive.

Tenant access rules apply

When a unit is occupied, entry for photography is usually governed by the lease and local landlord rules, so agents often arrange the photo session with the tenant in advance.

One video for the building

One video credit covers one listing, so both units appear in the same finished duplex video, drawn from up to 20 photos.

Duplex photo choices for the video

Duplex photoWhy it mattersIn the video?
Front exterior with both entriesShows it is two homesYes, a key frame
Best room in the first unitWhat sets that side apartYes
Best room in the other unitWhat sets the other side apartYes
Kitchen in each unitCondition and finishesOne per unit
Shared yard or drivewayOutdoor space and parkingOne frame
Utility meters or laundry hookupsInvestor detailsGallery and remarks

What is a duplex listing video?

A duplex listing video presents a two-unit building as one property: an exterior that shows both entrances, a selection of rooms from each unit and any shared outdoor space. With ListingVideosAI you pick those frames from the photos you already have, and they are brought into one finished video for your review.

It is not two separate unit videos, and it does not show rental income, lease terms or anything the photos cannot.

Duplex video questions

Do I need two videos for the two sides of a duplex?

No. A duplex is one listing, and one video covers one property from up to 20 photos, so both units appear in a single finished video.

How will viewers tell the two duplex units apart?

Choose rooms that differ, such as a kitchen in one unit and a sunny bedroom in the other, and keep an exterior that shows both entries. Mirror-image frames make the units blur together.

One side of the duplex is leased. Can I still use photos of it?

Yes, if you have permission to use the photos. Many agents keep tenant belongings out of frame and plan the photo session with the tenant ahead of time.

Should rents or lease details appear in a duplex video?

The video is made from photographs, so financial details belong in the listing remarks and documents, where buyers can check them.

Is any filming needed for a duplex?

No filming trip is needed. The duplex video is made from still photos of both units and the exterior, and video clips are not accepted.

What does a duplex video cost?

A single duplex listing video is $15 one-time for one listing video, or one credit if you are on a monthly plan.

What will the duplex video not do?

It does not change rooms, hide wear or present one unit as the other. If a listing platform needs a particular format, contact support@listingvideosai.com before ordering.

The photos are already there

Show both units in one video

Create the duplex listing, upload the best rooms from each side and the shared exterior, and confirm when both units are covered.

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