A polished seller experience
Present each listing with consistent, branded marketing.
For listing agents
Listing media,
campaign-ready.
Upload the media you already have. Allur checks and organizes it, then prepares a branded campaign for you to review and publish.
The outcomes
Less time assembling materials
Turn delivered media into a campaign without building every asset by hand.
A clear campaign recap
Show sellers page views, QR scans, and buyer inquiries after launch.
How it works
Start with the media you already have.
Bring the listing address, your brand, and the photos or video your photographer has delivered.
Add the address
Set the property address for the listing page and campaign materials.
Add your branding
Save your logo, headshot, colors, brokerage, and license details for your campaign.
Upload media
Use photos and video from your photographer, or book a Bay Area shoot.
Your review stays in the loop
Allur prepares. You approve.
Allur checks and organizes your media; you choose the edits, campaign content, and when to publish.
Check and organize media
Allur checks photo quality, MLS readiness, and room coverage before launch.
Review and approve edits
Choose any suggested staging, decluttering, twilight, or polish for your photos.
Build your campaign
Get the branded listing page, copy, QR code, social assets, and print materials ready to review and publish.
What you get
Your campaign materials, ready to use.
Review the content, download the right files, then share, print, or publish when you’re ready.
01
Listing copy
- MLS public remarks drafted to the selected MLS character limit
- A headline and description for the listing page
- Photo captions for social and email
02
Media downloads
- Room-labeled photos and a suggested lead image
- A photo set ordered for MLS
- Separate downloads for MLS and marketing use
03
Branded campaign
- Branded listing webpage and QR code
- Social stills and a reel from your video
- Open-house or just-listed flyer and listing email
Checks
Spot media issues before launch.
Review photo findings against a selected MLS readiness ruleset before you publish.
- Resolution, type, size, orientation
- Watermarks, text, duplicates
- Blur, exposure, framing
- Staging, declutter, and replace flags
MEDIA REVIEW123 Main Street
32Pass
4Review
1Replace
Living room — possible blur
Bedroom — empty, staging candidate
Example ruleset: MLS Listings readiness
Organization
One reviewed set, organized for each use.
Room labels and a suggested lead image help prepare media for MLS, social, and print.
Production
Optional edits, always under your control.
Allur may suggest staging, decluttering, twilight, or polish based on the media review. You choose which edits to create and where to use them. Originals are preserved, edited files are labeled, and the listing page stays private until you publish.
Virtual staging
Choose empty rooms to furnish; edited files are labeled Virtually Staged.
Virtual decluttering
Choose cluttered rooms to tidy; edited files are labeled Virtually Decluttered.
Virtual twilight
Create a twilight look from daytime exteriors or aerials; edits are labeled Virtual Twilight.
Virtual sky
Choose a clear sky, light clouds, or soft overcast; property features stay as photographed and edits are labeled Virtual Sky.
Digital polish
Add selected details such as a fireplace flame or a TV screen; edits are labeled Digitally Modified.
Agent branding
Your saved identity appears on the page, QR code, flyer, email, and social stills; MLS originals remain untouched.
Original
Virtually stagedLabeled. Original kept. Yours to approve.
Virtually Staged, Virtually Decluttered, Virtual Twilight, or Digitally Modified — the words are part of the edited file. The original remains beside it. You choose marketing, MLS, or both, and the public page waits until you publish.
After launch
Show the work behind the listing.
Review campaign views, QR scans, and inquiries, then export the campaign as a presentation for your next seller conversation.
Why AllurKeep the photographer. Skip the scramble.
Address, brand, upload — then approve the campaign.
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