Photographs in, one walk out
Every photo in a listing looks fine on its own. Together they still do not say how far the kitchen is from the front door. Upload one photo per room, set the order, and get a continuous walkthrough that shows how the place actually connects.
Nothing is added to a room and nothing is taken out of it. No furniture, no repairs, no widened walls. Generated from photographs of this property. Not a measurement, a survey, or a statement of condition.
Plan · select a room
Hallway
Areas and aspects are typed in by whoever lists the property. Nothing on this plan is measured or estimated from a photograph.
Four steps, in this order
Nothing here happens out of sequence. Photographs come first, the route comes from you, and the render is the last thing that happens rather than the first.
One to three photographs per room, taken from the doorway. The ordinary ones are the useful ones: the scuff, the radiator, the actual size of the second bedroom. Between four and twenty photographs covers most properties.
Location data is stripped from every file on upload
Describe the layout in a sentence — front door into the hallway, kitchen on the left, living room straight ahead — and the planner turns it into a route. Drag any room to change where it sits in the walk.
The planner asks what a viewer has to be told: floor, lift, shared areas
Each room gets a start frame and an end frame, both derived from your own photographs of that room. Nothing renders until you have looked at both and approved them. There is no way to skip this step.
A room with no approved frames cannot be rendered at all
One render, two exports: 9:16 for listings and feeds, 16:9 for email and web. Room names, areas and aspects are drawn over the top afterwards, in text you type and can edit, so the numbers are never something a model guessed.
Muted by default — walkthroughs are watched with the sound off
Use the arrow keys, or the buttons above, to move between chapters.
One room, one clip
A render is not one indivisible thing. Each room is its own clip traced back to the photographs of that room, so a room that came out wrong can be redone on its own, and any room can be checked against the picture it came from.
Point at a clip to play it · No audio track on any render
The hard limit
There is no box anywhere in this product that turns a written description into a room. A room with no approved photographs cannot be rendered, and the check is in the code path, not in the guidance.
if (!room.approvedStartFrameId || !room.sourcePhotoIds.length) {
throw new Error(
"Each room clip must derive from photographs of that room"
)
}
Source · photograph
Uploaded by the person listing the property. Location data already stripped.
B1 · 0:28Render · frame from the walk
Same room, same proportions, same marks on the wall. Shown side by side before anything can be exported.
A model cannot know how many square metres a room is, and it should not be guessing at something a person will use to decide where to live. There is no feature here that reads an area off a photograph or a compass direction off the light, and there is no setting that turns one on.
Written into every exportGenerated from photographs of this property. Not a measurement, a survey, or a statement of condition.Composited into the frame itself, on both aspect ratios, on every plan including the paid ones. It is not a setting.
Three plans, subscription only
Where the free plan stops
On the free plan you can order the rooms, generate and adjust every start and end frame, and write the whole facts sheet. A two-bedroom property is about five rooms, and fifty credits covers recognising them, planning the route and reworking the frames seven times. What fifty credits does not cover is the render — that is the fifty-credit step, and it is the one you reach on the day the advert has to go up.
All prices in USD · Tax added at the payment step where it applies
USD $0
no charge, no card required
Plan the walk end to end. Order the rooms, set every start and end frame, write the facts. The walkthrough render itself is not included.
Credits per period50
USD $21
per month, billed monthly
For one property at a time. Renders the continuous walkthrough, exports both aspect ratios, no watermark.
Credits per period650
USD $62
per month, billed monthly
For people turning properties over continuously. Keeps every property as a re-openable file and renders several at once.
Credits per period2600
Full credit table, the yearly saving and the cancellation route are on the pricing page.
Questions worth asking
If a question is not answered here, ask it before you pay rather than after.
No, and not by accident either. Room proportions, ceiling height and window positions are held to what your photographs show. There is no wide-angle exaggeration pass, no straightening of a small room into a large one, and no way to ask for one. After a render, every room is shown next to the photographs it came from and you have to confirm each one before anything can be exported. If a room does not look like the room, you reject it and render that room again.
No. Areas, aspects, floor level, lift and shared areas are all typed in by you and drawn over the video afterwards as editable text. Nothing is inferred from a photograph: we do not estimate square metres from a picture and we do not read a compass direction off the light in a window. There is no setting anywhere that turns automatic estimation on, because the feature does not exist. Those facts affect whether someone rents a home, so they stay with the person who actually knows them.
No. Photographs of a property, the walkthroughs made from them and anything you type into the planner are never used to train or fine-tune any model, ours or anyone else's. They are processed to produce your render and nothing else. Location data is stripped from every image on upload, because a property address is sensitive. Source files are kept for 30 days so you can re-render, and you can delete a property and everything in it at any time from the workspace.
A walkthrough is a piece of generated media, not a survey. It is not a measurement, a valuation, an inspection or a statement of a property's condition or legal status, and that sentence is composited into every export so it travels with the file. Generated output can contain errors. Whoever publishes the walkthrough is responsible for checking that it matches the property before it goes anywhere, which is why the check page exists and why it cannot be skipped.
Cancel in one step from Manage subscription inside the workspace. It is a button, not an email and not a phone call, and it takes effect immediately in the sense that no further payment is taken. Your plan keeps working until the end of the period you have already paid for, and after that the account drops to the free plan. Nothing you have already exported is taken away.
Subscriptions are not refunded pro rata for time you decided not to use, because cancelling already stops the next charge and leaves the rest of the period available. If you were charged in error, charged twice, or charged after cancelling, write to us and we will refund it to the original payment method. Where a render fails or comes out unusable because of a fault at our end, we credit the cost back to your account so you can run it again. The full terms are in the Refund Policy.
No. There are no credit packs and no top-ups on any plan, deliberately. Credits are issued with a plan, are only accepted here, are not money and cannot be cashed out or transferred. Whatever is unused at the end of a period stops there rather than accumulating. If a plan's allowance is not enough for how you work, the way to get more is to move up a plan, and you can move back down again afterwards.
Yes. You must be at least 18 to open an account. The service is not offered to children and is not designed for them, and we do not knowingly collect data from anyone under 18. If we find that an account belongs to someone under 18 we close it and delete the data held for it.
Full detail in the AI Disclaimer, Privacy Policy and Refund Policy.
Start with one property
Give people enough to rule themselves out before they travel. The ones who still want to see it will arrive already knowing the layout, and the ones who were never going to take it will have worked that out from their own sofa.
Questions before you start: support@hmsfulhamproperty.com or +44 7526717240.
What this is not
This is a piece of software for producing footage from photographs you already have. It does none of the following, and is not a substitute for anyone who does: