Everything about your first tour

Three ways, one account:

• Android: Google Play.
• iPhone: the App Store.
• Any browser: app.pic2vidtour.com on a phone, tablet or computer. Same account, same tours.

The app is free. You only pay for the tours you generate.

1. Open the app or app.pic2vidtour.com and tap Sign up.
2. Enter your email and choose a password. On the web you can also continue with Google.
3. Choose Make my first video to go straight to your listing photos. Branding is optional: choose Add my branding first for a short card-based wizard, or return to Profile later.

Use the same sign-in method every time. Signing in with Google one day and with email the next creates two separate accounts.

No. Sign-up is free and there is no subscription. You buy a credit pack only when you are ready to generate a tour, and you see the tour’s exact price before you buy anything. See Credits & billing.

One listing, one video. You give us the listing’s photos, we turn each one into a short cinematic camera move, cut them together on the beat of a licensed music track, open on the address and close on your contact card. You get a 16:9 version for the MLS and YouTube and a 9:16 version for Reels and Stories.

Every included photo becomes one AI scene at $1.50. Photo pans, the music track and your closing contact card are included at no charge. The quote is the sum, and it updates live as you include or exclude photos.

Example: 12 photos included reads 12 AI scenes + music = $18.00. Exclude two and it reads $15.00. The minimum selection is five photos ($7.50). There is no setup fee, and nothing is charged until you approve the storyboard. If your available credit covers the selection, the app shows $0 to pay. A six-photo starter uses $9 of credit; with a $10 balance, $1 remains.

1. On Select photos, tap the × on any photo to leave it out. Tap again to bring it back.
2. Drag the handle on a photo to change the order. The planner’s order is a good default; move things only if you know the house better.
3. Tap Review storyboard.

One row per scene, in order: the photo, its room label, the exact camera direction that scene will get, its length, and its cost. The last row is your contact card. The total at the bottom is the same number you saw on the photo screen.

You can add your own direction to any scene, a few words like “linger on the fireplace”. It is added to that scene’s prompt. Directions that ask for movement we do not do (a car pulling in, a sideways slide, something appearing) are ignored rather than charged.

Yes. The storyboard’s last row has a tick box for the closing contact card. Untick it before you approve and the tour ends on the last room instead. Adding or removing the card later is a free edit in the director chat.

It is the only moment money moves. Tapping the priced button reserves the quoted amount from your credit balance and starts generation. Before that, nothing has run. If your balance is short, you are sent to buy a pack first, and the tour waits as a draft.

The editor. It sits under the video on every finished tour. Type what you want changed the way you would text a videographer: “swap the music for something calmer”, “put the kitchen before the living room”, “trim the scene at 1:17”, “change the price to $512,000”. The director works out whether the change is free or paid, tells you, and either applies it or waits for your OK.

Quick-action chips above the box cover the common ones. You can also tap the microphone and say it.

Anything that does not re-shoot a scene with AI. That includes:

• swapping the music track, or asking for “more energy” or “calmer”
• reordering rooms, dropping a room, trimming a scene
• changing a room label, the address, or the price banner
• adding, removing or updating your contact card
• changing the cut style

Free edits re-render the tour from its recipe in a few minutes. There is no limit and no charge, ever.

Re-filming a scene with AI: “redo the kitchen, slower”, “re-film the backyard”. Each re-film is $0.65. The director prints the price in the chat and shows a confirmation with the cost and your running total for this tour. Nothing runs until you confirm.

The chat itself is free. Asking questions costs nothing.

Use the time on the player: “the scene at 1:17” or “the kitchen at 0:42”. If you say a room and a time that do not match, the director asks which one you meant instead of guessing and charging. Say the minutes as well as the seconds: “one seventeen”, not “seventeen”.

Anything that would show what the photo does not: adding a room or a feature, making a car drive, opening a fence, moving furniture, a sideways slide that reveals space outside the photo. These are refused and never billed. See Rules & compliance.

Under the chat, Version history lists every cut of the tour with a Watch link. The player always shows the latest. While an edit is rendering, the previous cut stays watchable and a banner says the update is on its way.

• 16:9 video (landscape, 1080p) for the MLS, YouTube, your website and Facebook.
• 9:16 reel (vertical, 1080p) for Instagram Reels, TikTok, Stories and Shorts.
• A share link you can text or email to a seller. It plays in any browser.

Open the tour and tap Export & share to download either file or copy the link.

Yes. Every track in our vault is licensed for commercial social-media use as part of your delivered video. Post it anywhere. What the license does not cover is pulling the music out of the video and reusing it on its own.

1. In the app, open Profile and tap Delete my account. Or go to app.pic2vidtour.com/delete-account and sign in.
2. Type DELETE to confirm.

Right away: your brand profile, chat history, and the photos and address on every tour are erased, and you are signed out everywhere. Within 20 days: your tours, their videos, your credit history and the login itself are permanently removed. Unused credits are not refunded. Videos you already downloaded stay with you.

Changed your mind inside those 20 days? Email pic2vidtour@gmail.com from the same address and we restore what is left.

In private storage. They are not public, not indexed and not browsable. Share links use unguessable addresses, so only the people you send a link to can watch. We keep photos and tours while your account is active so free re-edits stay instant, and we delete them when you delete your account. We do not use your photos to train models and we do not reuse them in anyone else’s video. Full text: Privacy Policy.

Email pic2vidtour@gmail.com from your account address. Include the listing address of the tour you are writing about. We reply from the same mailbox.

Every scene is animated from one real photo of the actual property, and the camera never travels toward space no photo documents. We do not generate rooms, features, views or square footage the house does not have. Requests to do so are refused, not billed. A tour that shows what does not exist misrepresents the listing, and we will not make one.

• Cars. A car that is in the photo stays parked. No car is ever added, and nothing drives past a window.
• Furniture and objects. Indoors, nothing moves except a ceiling fan that is already in the photo. No swaying curtains, no appearing props.
• Mirrors. The camera never approaches or enters a mirror, and reflections never move on their own.
• Windows. Whatever is visible through the glass stays exactly as photographed.

Our quality check enforces all four before a clip reaches you.

Rules differ by MLS and board, and they change. If your board requires disclosure, add it where your listing appears. Checking your own board’s current guidance is your responsibility; Pic2VidTour is not affiliated with any MLS or board. This is general information, not legal advice.

You are, by ticking the box at upload, exactly as when you post the photos to the MLS or social media. We cannot verify a photographer’s license and we do not try. You keep ownership of your photos; uploading gives us only the license we need to make and store your videos. Full text: Terms of Service.

Yes. Every track in the vault is licensed for commercial social-media use as part of your delivered video, and we keep the license receipt for each one.