Land Marker

Add a price or lot-size marker to a listing photo

Type a price, an area, or your own label. Pixly places it on the empty-lot photo as a photorealistic stone, metal, grass or sign marker — matched to the ground and the light. This is a still. Landmark drop is the video of that marker falling. The free property-lines tool draws a boundary overlay; this does not.

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What this edit includes

A 3D marker in the photo — not a sticker, not a falling clip

01

Price, size, or custom text

You pick the kind and the number. We compose the exact string — $1,200,000, 800 m², SOLD — so the still and the Landmark drop video read the same.

02

Four looks, on the ground

Stone, metal, grass or a sign. Perspective and lighting follow the photo. It is not a flat PNG dropped on top.

03

Not Landmark drop

This page is the still. Landmark drop is the reel of the marker slamming into the lot. Make the photo first if you want both.

04

Not property lines

The free property-lines tools draw a parcel outline on a photo or drone clip. Land Marker is a 3D object sitting in the scene.

How it works

Four taps. One credit.

  1. 01

    Upload an empty-lot photo

    Vacant land, a corner lot, a pre-construction site. A phone photo is enough.

  2. 02

    Pick Land Marker

    Same photo tool as Stage and Enhance. Choose price, area or custom text, then a look.

  3. 03

    Generate the still

    One credit, a few seconds. Check that the marker sits on the ground, not floating.

  4. 04

    Then drop it, if you want the reel

    Keep this still for the MLS. Run Landmark drop when you need the falling-marker video.

Before you upload

Which photos work best

Works best

  • Vacant land, corner lots and pre-construction sites.
  • Photos from the road or the edge of the lot, with open ground in the middle of the frame.
  • Daylight shots, so the marker's light and shadow look natural.

Avoid

  • Lots covered by trees, cars or stock, where the marker has no clear ground to stand on.
  • Straight-down drone shots. The marker reads best from eye level or a low angle.

Stays the same

The lot, its surroundings and the camera angle stay. Only the marker is added.

FAQ

Land Marker FAQ

Put the price on the dirt

Upload an empty-lot photo. Get a marked still in seconds — then drop it as a reel if you need the motion.