Creating Your Spot (Trailer Video)

Updated October 26, 2026 161 views

Creating Your Spot (Trailer Video)

The Spot is your property's trailer - the first video viewers see. It sets the tone and creates excitement about the property.

What is a Spot?

A Spot is:

  • The main introductory video
  • First content viewers experience
  • Usually 30-60 seconds
  • Highlights key property features

Uploading Your Spot

  1. Navigate to Video Tour:

    • Open your listing
    • Click Video Tour or go to /walkthrough
  2. Find the Spot Section:

    • Look for "Spot" at the top of the builder
    • This is your trailer upload area
  3. Upload Video:

    • Drag and drop your video file
    • Or click to browse and select
    • Supported formats: MP4, MOV, MPEG, WebM
  4. Wait for Processing:

    • Video uploads to cloud
    • Processing converts to streaming format
    • "Converting format..." message appears
    • Preview becomes available when ready

Video Requirements

Recommended:

  • Portrait orientation (9:16) for mobile
  • High resolution (1080p or higher)
  • Good lighting and audio
  • 30-60 seconds length
  • Under 100MB file size

Supported Formats:

  • MP4 (recommended)
  • MOV
  • MPEG
  • WebM
  • AVI

Spot Best Practices

Content Tips:

  • Start with an attention-grabbing shot
  • Show the property's best features
  • Include exterior and key interior areas
  • End with a call to action

Technical Tips:

  • Use stable footage (tripod or gimbal)
  • Ensure good lighting
  • Keep audio clean or add music
  • Shoot in portrait for mobile viewers

Editing Your Spot

After upload, you can:

  • Preview: Watch the processed video
  • Delete: Remove and re-upload
  • Share: Share the spot directly

Spot Status

Publishing Requirements:

  • Spot must be uploaded and processed
  • Click Publish Spot to make live
  • Published spots use credits daily

QR Codes

Each published Spot gets:

  • Unique QR code generated
  • Links directly to video tour
  • Perfect for print materials
  • Track scans and engagement
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