What is a landmark drop video?

A short listing reel where a giant price or plot marker falls onto an empty lot and lands. Pixly uses the same labels as Land Marker. The still is a photo credit; the drop uses video credits.

Is this the same as the Land Marker page?

No. Land Marker is the listing photo with the marker already in place. Landmark drop is the video of that marker falling. Two URLs on purpose so the still query and the reel query do not compete.

How is this different from Construction timelapse?

Construction grows a house on the plot. Landmark drop only delivers the marker — the lot does not become a building. Different transformation, different URL.

Is this the free property-lines tool?

No. Property lines is a browser overlay you draw yourself. Landmark drop is a generated 3D marker falling into a real photo. Different product.

Do I need to disclose a landmark drop on social or the MLS?

Treat the still like any digitally edited listing photo — label it. The video is a marketing reel of that same marker. The lot is unchanged.

Which plan do I need?

Any paid plan, Starter included — every plan runs every tool. A video costs credits by length and model, from 5 credits; see pricing for the rates.

Landmark drop

Landmark drop video — a price marker falls onto the lot

A giant price, area or plot label drops from the sky and lands with weight. The listing still is Land Marker. This page is the reel. Same labels, same looks. Video from 5 credits. It is not a construction timelapse (the house does not go up) and not the free property-lines overlay.

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What this edit includes

The marker, arriving — not another still on the grass

Fall, slam, settle

The monument accelerates in, hits the ground, kicks dust, and rests. Buyers stop scrolling. That is the clip land listings share.

The same labels as Land Marker

Price, area or custom text. Stone, metal, grass or sign. Make the still first, or generate the drop from an empty plot and a label.

The lot stays the lot

No house appears. No camera orbit. Only the marker arrives. Construction timelapse is the build; Cinematic motion is the camera.

Built for Reels and TikTok

A vertical listing video. Not a Ken Burns crop. Not a sketched parcel outline from the free property-lines tool.

How it works

Four taps. The marker lands.

01
Start from an empty plot
Upload the lot, or pick a Land Marker still you already made — that still becomes the end frame.
02
Pick Landmark drop
On the video hub, not the photo tool. Set the label if you are not reusing a still.
03
Generate the drop
Video credits, any paid plan. The marker falls.
04
Post the clip, keep the still
The photo for the flyer is Land Marker. This reel is the arrival.

Before you upload

Which photos work best

Works best

A Land Marker photo you already made. It becomes the last frame of the clip.
Empty lots with open ground in the middle of the frame.
Daylight photos from eye level or a low drone angle.

Avoid

Lots covered by trees, cars or stock, with nowhere for the marker to land.
Photos of a finished house. For a building rising on a plot, use Construction timelapse.

Stays the same

The lot and the camera angle stay. Only the marker arrives.

FAQ

Landmark drop FAQ

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The drop is the headline. The still, the build and the camera move sit next to it.

Land MarkerThe listing photo with the marker in place. Make this first if you want a matching still.ConstructionThe lot becomes a house. A build reel, not a falling price.Cinematic motionA camera move on one still. Nothing falls; nothing is built.

Drop the price where buyers look

Upload an empty lot. Get the falling-marker reel — then keep the Land Marker still for the gallery.