The order of your pictures determines whether the viewer stays engaged or switches off confused. A video is like a story: It needs a beginning, an exciting middle section and a great ending.

Here is my recipe for the perfect “Red thread”:

The Golden Rule: The Digital Tour

Imagine you're managing a customer live Through the house. You wouldn't push him into the bathroom first, then drag him into the garden and only show him the living room at the end, would you?

That's exactly how we do it in the video. We go the customer's way.

1. The “Hero Shot” (First Impression)

The very first picture is the most important. On Instagram and TikTok, it is decided in less than 2 secondsWhether someone continues to scroll.

What goes here? Your absolute best photo!
This is usually the exterior view (House from the front) in bright weather.
In the case of an apartment, however, it can also be View from balcony Or the stylish Living room be.
The main thing: WOW effect!

2. The core (living & living)

After we've sparked interest, we immediately show where life is playing out.

Show the living room.
Show the dining area.
Show the fireplace or the large window front.
Tip: Avoid boring hallways at the beginning. Spectators want emotions, not clothes racks!

3. The kitchen & details

Now let's go into detail. The kitchen is often a selling point.

Totale of the kitchen.
Perhaps a detailed shot (e.g. the high-quality faucet or the gas stove).

4. Privacy (bedroom & bath)

It's getting quieter now. We'll show you the retreats.

bedroom
Nursery
The modern bathroom.

5. The final (Garden & Farewell)

In the end, we release the viewer with a good feeling.

Show the patio or balcony.
A glimpse of the garden.
The other image: In the end, an outside view (perhaps from a different perspective or at dusk) is often suitable before my outro comes with your logo.

🚫 Please avoid: The “visual ping pong”

Try to stay together thematically.

Bath: Kitchen ➡️ Garden ➡️ Toilet ➡️ Kitchen ➡️ Bedroom (That confuses my processors and the viewer!)
Good: All Living Room Pictures in a Row, then All Garden Pictures in a Row.

How do you change the order for me

In my upload area (step 3), it's very easy:
Grab an image with the mouse and drag it to the right place (drag & drop).
The picture at the top left is the start, the image at the bottom right is the end.

Marton's sorting help:
Are you in a hurry? Then simply click on the button “Suggest order”.
I then try to automatically sort your pictures into a logical story.

But beware: I'm a pretty smart robot, but I'm not (yet) perfect! Sometimes I make a mistake and accidentally pack the guest toilet in front of the bathroom.
So please be sure to throw another one after the click Brief review That and blame me when I've done nonsense. Teamwork!

Everything sorted? Then: Camera off!

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