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Editing your video

Edit, reorder or remove a scene

Work on one part of your video without starting the whole tour again.

In this guide

Find the scene you want to change

Open your tour from My videos. Each photo or clip appears as a scene in the editor. The number on the scene shows where it sits in the sequence.

Set the order, duration and captionExample
  1. Move this scene later in the tour.
  2. Give this scene more time.
  3. Edit this scene’s caption.

Make your edit

Some controls depend on your plan and whether the scene uses a photo or a video clip.

  • Reorder several scenes: open Reorder scenes, drag them into place, then select Save order. Closing the window without saving leaves the previous order.
  • Move one scene: use its up/down arrows, or enter a new Position order and click outside the field.
  • Replace its image or footage: use Change the photo or Change the video. Check the replacement before adjusting the text.
  • Change its caption: edit the Caption box and click outside it to save.
  • Remove a scene: select Delete the section and read the confirmation before continuing.
Reorganize an existing videoExample
  1. Drag a scene, or use its arrow controls.
  2. Save this order, then apply your video changes.

Edit the words for this room

  1. Find the Caption box on the correct scene. Write a short, factual label such as “Covered outdoor dining.”
  2. Click outside the box to save the wording. Choose Caption position if it covers a feature in the image.
  3. If the scene also has a Voiceover script, review that separately. A caption edit does not change what the narrator says.
Edit the caption and its positionExample
  1. Move the caption away from a key property feature.
  2. Edit the wording, then click outside the field to save.

Reverse the movement in a video scene

  1. On a completed video scene, reveal the tool buttons over the preview and select Play reverse when offered.
  2. Wait for the result and watch the movement. Reversing a clip changes how that shot plays; it does not reverse the order of all scenes.
  3. Use Original order to restore the unreversed clip when offered. Apply the changes after choosing the version.
Reverse a video clip’s movementExample
  1. Reverse this clip, or use Original order to restore it later.

Before removing a scene

Removing a scene also removes that part of the tour’s story. Check whether the next spoken sentence still makes sense and whether you have lost the only view of an important room. Scene history is for earlier media on an existing scene; it is not a bin for deleted scenes.

If a control is missing or unavailable

Wait for the first video or the current scene to finish preparing. A still photo, a video clip, an avatar and a reel have different controls. Use the options shown on that scene and read any message beside an unavailable action.

An example of a small edit

If the patio appears between two bedroom photos, move it nearer the outdoor scenes. Watch the scenes on both sides of the move, then check whether any narration now mentions the wrong room. Saving the order and applying the finished video are two separate steps.

Check the whole tour

Preview the scenes around your change so the story still flows naturally. If the video has narration, check that the spoken content still matches the visuals. Select Apply the changes to rebuild the finished video.

Review and finish your videoExample
  1. Download the finished video.
  2. Apply your edits to update the finished video.

If photos from another listing appear

Review unfinished draft photos before creating. After editing an existing tour, apply the changes and check its new finished version. If the wrong property remains, compare the source photos with the scene and finished previews.