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Real Estate Video Walkthrough From Your Giraffe360 Capture
Nobody has to film the house to make a real estate video walkthrough of a listing captured with a Giraffe360 camera. The processed project already holds the moving clips that capture produced, next to the listing's photos, and you arrange them in the order a buyer would go from room to room before rendering the video.
The same clips make several cuts of one listing: the full walkthrough for the listing page, a short upright version for social feeds, and a clip of the one room that sells the house.
What the Capture Puts in the Editor
Every project has a Videos section, and Create new video starts the video editor from a blank project or from one of your available templates. Its library has the material for the walkthrough in two places. Images has the listing's photos. Clips has the moving clips from the capture, one card each, labelled Glide, Orbit or Drone, depending on what the capture gave.
The camera paths in those clips come from the scans. For an Orbit, the system reads each room's shape, how thoroughly it was scanned and what stands in the way, and plans a looping path around the room where the data allows one. Rooms that are small, or were scanned only from the middle, may give no orbit at all. For spaces where richer data is needed, the camera has a double-scan mode.
Which clips go in, in what order and for how long, you decide on the timeline.
The Full Walkthrough for the Listing Page
The walkthrough is the long cut. It starts at the front door and leads a buyer through the house. Its clips follow the rooms in the order you'd reach them on foot, and the rooms that sell the property get more of the running time than the hallways between them.
- In the project, open Videos, select Create new video, then Blank project or a template.
- Drag clips from Clips and photos from Images onto the timeline, or double-click a card to add it, then drag the items along the timeline into walking order.
- Select a clip, open Adjust Region and Length, keep the stretch you want and set its Length, then select Apply.
- Add a track from Music. For narration, open the Voiceover tab, name the voiceover, write up to 500 characters, play the voice samples and choose one, then select Generate and drag the result onto the voiceover track.
- Open Settings and turn on Closed captions so the narration also appears as subtitles, then preview the sequence.
- Select Render video, give it a title and select Render. The finished video turns up in Videos.
If the edit isn't finished, Save & Close keeps it under Drafts, and Edit video reopens it later. A video can run for 15 minutes at most.
The rendered video comes in landscape and in portrait, and landscape is the one for a portal, a website or a desktop screen. On the listing's property website, the gallery's media filters let you pick videos as well as photos, so the walkthrough can sit on the same page as the rest of the listing.
A Shorter Cut for Phone Feeds
A feed needs something short and upright. Instead of starting over, open the walkthrough's menu in Videos and choose Duplicate & Edit, which gives you a copy of the timeline to cut down. Keep the outside of the house and the room or two a scrolling buyer should stop for, and shorten each of those clips.
Workspaces with speed control enabled get a Speed slider in the clip menu, which can run a capture clip at up to three times its speed. It works on video clips only, not on photos or AI clips, and it leaves the music and voiceover alone. Words that should be read with the sound off go on as a Text Overlay from Overlays, since Closed captions only shows the narration.
The portrait render is the one for Instagram Reels, TikTok and any feed people scroll on a phone. Once the agency's YouTube channel is connected to the workspace, a finished video can go there or to YouTube Shorts, and a listing campaign posts to Facebook and Instagram on a schedule.
One Room Worth a Clip of Its Own
Some houses sell on a single room: the kitchen with the island, the living room with the fireplace, the outlook from the main bedroom. One Orbit clip of that room, trimmed in Adjust Region and Length to the part of the loop that faces the feature, can be rendered on its own as a room highlight or open the walkthrough.
The capture doesn't give every room an orbit. Where the room you want has no clip, Create AI Clip, found in the Clips library, animates a still of it. It asks for a Video type, with some types a Direction, and the image, which can be one of the project's photos or an upload; the Custom prompt is optional for some types and required for others. While the clip is being made its card shows Queued or Generating under AI, and when it's ready it goes onto the timeline like a capture clip. Because the clip is generated from the photo, check it against its source photo before it goes into the video.
Frequently asked questions
A video marked No longer editable can still be played and, where a rendered file exists, downloaded, but changes mean creating a new video from the project's clips. Videos made in Editor 2.0 stayed editable for 90 days after Video Editor 3.0 rolled out in June 2026.
See a walkthrough cut from one capture
In a demo you see a captured project's clips go onto the timeline in walking order, with narration and captions, and the finished video in landscape and portrait.
