Find and organize your videos

Find an existing project

Search and filters work on the projects currently loaded. If an older video is missing, load more projects and check again.

1. Open My videos.
2. Choose Video tours or AI reels.
3. Use the search and date or listing-status filters.
4. Use Load more when available to bring older projects into the list.

Use the library filters

Search by name or address, choose Video tours or AI reels, and check the date and listing-status filters. Filters work on the videos currently loaded, so use Load more when looking for an older project.

Find the video you want to work onExample

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Give the project a useful name

1. Find the video in your library. On a computer, move your pointer over its card to reveal the pencil beside the name.
2. Select the pencil and type a name you will recognize, such as “12 Harbour Street — spring listing”.
3. Press Enter or click away to save. Press Escape to abandon an unfinished name change.

Rename a project in your video libraryExample

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Update the listing status without hiding the project

Use Set listing status on the video card and select the appropriate status for the listing. Status choices can depend on whether the property is for sale, rent or another listing goal. A status is useful for organizing the library; check captions, narration and social posts separately if they mention the old status.

Keep a listing’s status up to date in your libraryExample

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Keep your library useful

Use a project’s controls to rename it or update its listing status. A recognizable property name helps you find it later. Open the edit action to make changes, or the viewing/sharing action to reach the finished output.

A simple routine for active listings

1. Give each project a recognizable property name.
2. Use the listing-status choices to separate current listings from completed ones.
3. Open the project to edit, apply changes, then review its public output.
4. Keep downloaded files named clearly so an old version does not return to the campaign.

Check these things before deleting

• Is this the correct property and version?
• Do you need to keep a finished download or source photos?
• Is the project still being used by an active viewing link or property campaign?
• Could changing the status or clearing a filter solve the problem instead?

Before deleting

Read the confirmation carefully and make sure you have any finished files you need. Removing a project can affect access to its associated output and links. Do not delete a project just because it is still processing.