Importing Video Lists from Other Tours

Updated October 25, 2026 126 views

Importing Video Lists from Other Tours

Save time by importing video lists you've created for other properties. Perfect for reusing neighborhood tours, lifestyle content, or template videos.

Why Import Video Lists?

Time Savings:

  • Reuse existing content
  • No need to re-upload videos
  • Instant addition to new tours

Consistency:

  • Same quality across properties
  • Standardized content
  • Brand consistency

Use Cases:

  • Neighborhood tours (same area)
  • Lifestyle videos (pool, gym, etc.)
  • Agent introduction videos
  • Area amenity tours

How to Import a Video List

  1. Open Import Modal:

    • Go to your video tour
    • Click Import Video List button
    • Or find it in the list manager
  2. Browse Available Lists:

    • See all your video lists from other tours
    • Lists show property name and video count
    • Excludes lists already in current tour
  3. Search Lists:

    • Type in search box to filter
    • Search by list name or property name
    • Results update as you type
  4. Select a List:

    • Click on the list to select it
    • Selected list highlights
  5. Import:

    • Click Import button
    • List copies to your current tour
    • Videos are linked (not duplicated)

What Gets Imported

Included:

  • List name
  • All videos in the list
  • Video order
  • Video titles

Not Included:

  • Original list settings
  • Access/monetization settings
  • Must configure separately

Managing Imported Lists

After import:

  • Rename if needed
  • Reorder within your tour
  • Add or remove videos
  • Configure access settings

Best Practices

Reusable Content: Create generic lists you can reuse:

  • "About the Neighborhood"
  • "Local Amenities"
  • "Meet Your Agent"
  • "Community Features"

Organization:

  • Name lists clearly for easy finding
  • Use consistent naming conventions
  • Include property identifier if specific

Tips

  1. Import before adding new content
  2. Customize imported lists as needed
  3. Build a library of reusable content
  4. Keep generic content generic
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