Map Video — Location Intro
Type the address and get a cinematic map video: the camera drops from the sky, the neighborhood draws itself in, and the pin lands on the listing. Edit the stops, markers and style, then export.
Best on a laptop or desktop
This editor puts a map, the stage filmstrip and a settings panel side by side — there is no room for that on a phone. Open this page on a computer and your storyboard will be here waiting. Exporting needs one too: phones cannot encode the video.
Search teleports the map; then pan/zoom to frame the arrival and drag the pin onto the exact property.
Searching MOVES this storyboard to the new address — the stages, their timings, the text and every style stay as you left them. The city stage re-aims at the new city and picks up its border; hand-drawn reveal lines are dropped, since they were traced over the old streets.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · vector tiles by Protomaps
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The preview and the free export are rendered on your own device — the video never leaves your computer unless you ask us to render it. Exporting needs a free Pixly account. Addresses you search are sent to a geocoding service to find coordinates and are not stored.
Why a location intro sells the neighborhood
Buyers pick the area before they pick the house. A short map intro shows the street, the school, the park and the beach in seconds — a stronger opening for a listing reel than a photo slideshow, and it works for every property, even before photos exist.
Frequently asked questions
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Pixly turns listing photos into staged photos, cinematic videos and reels — the map intro is the opening shot.
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