I built ReelView because the property images already exist.

ReelView is an Australian real estate video service. You upload the property images you already have for a home, and it gives you back a walkthrough video of that home, room by room. No second visit, and nothing to schedule.

Why a property gets images but not video

Every property gets photographed. The agent pays for that once, gets a set of images back, and puts them on a portal. Video is treated as a separate job: another visit, another fee, someone else's calendar. A videographer is a significant investment in time and money, so most listings never get one.

The images are already there, and they already show the rooms and how the light works. Turning them into a walkthrough shouldn't need anyone to drive back out to the house.

What you actually get

You upload the images, approve a shot plan before anything is charged, and get back a walkthrough in both cuts: 16:9 for the portal and 9:16 for social. One credit per walkthrough, from $249, or $199 with the 25 pack, GST included. No subscription, and credits don't expire.

It is a video, not a 3D virtual tour and not a slideshow. Each room becomes a moving shot, cut together in a running order you approve, with a title card at the front and your contact details at the end. The motion is generated from your stills, and ReelView can burn an “AI-Animated from Real Images” disclosure into the finished video so a viewer knows that. Help has the detail on credits, which images work best, and what comes back.

Who runs it

I'm Dean. I built ReelView and I run it day to day, out of Brisbane. It is operated by TonkaTuff Pty Ltd, ABN 86 104 471 052, and it is available to agents and agencies anywhere in Australia. If a walkthrough isn't right, it comes to me, not to a queue: get in touch, or email support@reelview.com.au.

Look before you spend anything

The gallery has real walkthroughs, built the same way yours would be, with nothing to sign up for to watch them. If you are doing volume, ask about bulk pricing. It comes in under the pack rates, and the credits belong to the agency rather than one person.