Create a property reveal with AI Transitions

Choose where a reveal helps the tour

A reveal can introduce the exterior or emphasize a standout space. Use a clear source photo and open AI Transitions from that scene’s tools. The tool works from the selected photo, so check it at the top of the window.

Watch the walkthrough

Start from the photo you want to reveal

1. Open your tour and find a clear exterior or another standout view.
2. Open AI Transitions on that scene. Confirm the source photo before selecting an effect.
3. Browse the transition choices and select one. You are creating a reveal of this photo; this does not automatically connect two neighboring scenes.

Choose a property reveal effectExample

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Choose the reveal effect

1. Open Choose a transition and browse the available effects.
2. Select the effect that suits the property photo.
3. Review any extra options, including optional 3D text.
4. If you add text, keep it short and check the wording and placement.

Choose a property reveal effectExample

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Add an optional message

Turn on the 3D text option if you want a short message in the reveal. Check the words, placement, text style and any animation choice before generating. Leave the text option off when the image already tells the story clearly.

Generate and check the finished scene

1. Review the displayed credit amount and generate once.
2. Wait for the scene to finish, then play it through.
3. Check the building, any text and the scene sound.
4. Check the scenes before and after it, then apply the tour changes.

Check how the reveal fits the tour

Use a reveal sparingly, for example at the opening exterior. Watch its final frame followed by the next room, and listen to any scene sound with your music. For movement between two views of the same space, use AI Motion’s second-angle option instead.

Reorganize an existing videoExample

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Check the cost before making another version

Generating a new version is a new AI attempt and uses the credits shown for your selected options. A result that finishes but is not the look you wanted is different from a technical failure. Compare existing takes before paying to generate again.