Avenue 510 is built in public. Every notable change lands here, in plain language. New entries land every week.
Open any clip in your Media Library, press Trim, and drag the two handles to keep the part you want. It saves as a new clip for no credits, and the clip you started with stays exactly as it is.
Content Studio now draws the page immediately instead of holding a blank screen until everything is ready. It also warms itself in the background, so opening it a second time is quicker still.
Each tool roundup now carries the date its prices and features were actually verified, and that date is checked rather than typed. You can see at a glance how current a comparison is before you rely on it.
When building a tour, you can now pick exactly which formats you want delivered, landscape, portrait, or both, and add a format to a finished tour without rebuilding from scratch. Each format is priced clearly at the start so there are no surprises at checkout.
The Help Center now walks through how to get landscape, portrait, and square cuts from a single listing video shoot. It sits alongside the expanded roundup of listing video tools, which grew from seven to eleven this week.
Every trial now includes one Listing Advantage Packet so you can see the full output before committing to a plan. Packets you generate after upgrading come without the mark.
Every content section now loads the next page of results as you reach the bottom, so you can browse without hitting a wall or clicking through pages. It works the same way across blogs, city pages, comparisons, and guides.
Your Avenue is a dedicated public page for your profile, available on any paid plan, including while you are on trial, and linked from your account. The Help Center has a full walkthrough, and the page is always ready to preview before you share it.
The Help Center now covers how to add a music track to a listing video tour from inside Video Studio. It joins the growing library of step-by-step guides for getting more out of your tours.
The code behind video retries and scheduled cleanups is now fully checked before anything reaches you, where previously only part of it was. Nothing changes on screen; it means fewer faults get as far as your account.
A tour scene that could not start used to sit on pending forever with no way to try again, and it now reports the failure and offers the retry. The credit check on a listing import runs again too.
The Share Links page showed an error instead of its empty state on an account with no links, and it now opens normally. Panel titles across Settings are also back to one consistent size.
Once a trial is over, your Billing page shows that plainly instead of a plan and a renewal date, and all three plans are there to choose from, including the one you were trying. Opening the billing portal now shows it is working while it loads.
Cancelling a plan now asks you to confirm and then spells out what you keep and when it changes. Nothing about your account shifts until you have seen that summary.
A sign-in that stalls now retries on its own and then hands you to the login screen with your place kept. You get a way forward instead of a page that sits there.
Billing reflects a plan change straight away, so your plan, credits and renewal details all agree, and picking a plan again is one tap from the same screen. The plan exit steps also fit and scroll on a phone, keeping every option in reach.
You can now pay for any plan or add-on using Amazon Pay or Cash App Pay, in addition to card. Pick whichever method fits how you work.
An update to a finished video now announces itself only once the new version exists. The status you see matches what is actually on disk.
When you pick scenes in the storyboard, your photos and any video clips you have appear together in a single view so you can mix them freely. A clip-built tour moves through its own path in the studio and skips the steps that only apply to photos.
Tours are built from up to 12 scenes, and that limit now holds at every step rather than only at the end. You find out while you are still choosing photos, with room to decide what stays.
A single edit during a trial now draws a single edit from your allowance. Trials get the full count they were offered.
We published a walkthrough for the awkward cases, the cords, bins and signs that none of the one-click presets were built for. It covers how to approach them and when to leave them alone.
A tour is built from up to twelve scenes, and there is no minimum, so a single scene is a tour too. The storyboard shows the count as you pick your photos and tells you when you reach the limit.
The profile editor now puts its sections in a top navigation instead of one long scroll, and the live preview keeps pace as you type. Switching fields no longer costs you your place in the page.
The second step of checkout now puts a single question and a single action on screen, with a short summary of what the plan includes. If something goes wrong on our side, the page says so rather than sitting still.
Importing a listing now reads the current shape of the data we pull, so address, price and status land correctly. When a source does fail, the message you see is the one it actually gave us.
We published a walkthrough covering the tools and approaches agents use to digitally clear furniture from listing photos. It covers what works for common scenarios and what to watch for when no preset quite fits.
The browser Back button now returns you to the place on the page you were reading. It holds on the longer pages, where there is the most scrolling to lose.
When you share a video, recipients can now choose the orientation they need (landscape, vertical, square) before downloading, and every format is included in the archive. No more sending a separate link for the vertical cut you made for Reels.
We published a guide covering the top tools agents use to create listing announcement posts for social, from Just Listed graphics to Open House promotions. It breaks down what each tool does well so you can pick the right one for your workflow.
New members now land on a welcome card that has the screen to itself, then a short tour points out where the work happens. Each step waits for you, so nothing moves before you are ready.
When you paste a share link into a message or a post, the preview card now carries your name alongside the thumbnail. The personal note on the link also stays editable after you have sent it.
If you need a break, a monthly membership can now be paused rather than cancelled, and everything you have made stays where it is. We show you the date billing resumes before you confirm.
Forms across the site and inside the app now mark their required fields before you submit. Fewer submissions come back asking for something you did not know was needed.
Every message you send in support now goes straight to our team by email, with no assistant in the way. You also get a delivery confirmation so you know your message landed.
Members on a trial or a paid plan now have a sidebar link that books a 15 minute call with Kris. It opens his calendar in a new tab, so you can pick a slot that actually works.
We published a step by step guide to scripting a listing video, with the structure and the opening lines that hold attention. It pairs with Script Studio, so you can draft straight from it.
We published a guide covering the top tools agents are using to remove unwanted objects from listing photos before they go live. It covers what each tool handles well, where the results fall short, and how to get clean edits without sending photos out for manual retouching.
Signed-out visitors can now run up to three fair housing checks per day before being prompted to sign in. Signed-in agents have no limit, so creating a free account keeps the tool fully available.
Every agent on Avenue 510 can now publish a public profile page at avenue510.com/yourname, showing your listings, closings, video work, bio, and contact options in one place. You control the layout, hero image, button styles, and what sections appear, all from a settings panel with a live preview.
Solo members can add their own logo and colors to every share page and video for $29 a month, or $290 a year. Studio and Signature already include branding, so nothing changes on those plans.
We published a roundup of the top tools agents are using to write and refine listing descriptions, with honest notes on where each one fits. It covers everything from getting unstuck on a blank page to polishing copy that has to stand out in a crowded market.
The "Download all formats" option in Video Studio now delivers every available format in a single action, and tells you clearly if any format isn't ready yet. No more guessing what you received or opening each format one at a time.
Paste any listing description into the new Fair Housing Check tool and get an instant analysis of language that could raise compliance concerns. The full report is emailed to you so you have a record to reference or share with your broker.
Each article in the Help Center now opens with a featured image that sets context before you read a word. It makes scanning for the right article faster and gives the docs a more finished feel.
We published a step-by-step guide to shooting and cutting vertical listing video built for Instagram Reels and similar short-form formats. It covers framing, pacing, and what to lead with to stop the scroll.
Two new tools are now live: an interactive audit that shows where your content strategy has gaps, and a downloadable playbook that lays out what to do about them. Together they give you a concrete picture of where you stand and a step-by-step path forward.
You can now update property details directly inside a tour project without starting over, and select multiple photos to download in one go. If an imported listing comes in short on information, the product flags it so you know before you go further.
Account owners can now see how each agent on the team is using Image Studio and Video Studio, with a detailed activity ledger for every seat. It takes the guesswork out of understanding how your team is actually working.
Every major section of the product now plays a short video that walks you through exactly what you're looking at, not a generic overview. Open Settings, Image Studio, or any other page and the walkthrough speaks to that context directly.
When your video tour finishes rendering, tapping the notification now drops you directly into the tour. No detour through the library, no extra step to find what you just made.
When you log in with an emailed code, the screen now shows a live countdown so you know exactly how long you have before requesting a new one. No more guessing whether a code is still valid.
When you create a new account, a short tour now highlights the key areas of the product so you can get oriented without hunting around. It runs once and stays out of your way after that.
You can now choose a plan, enter payment details, and land directly in the product without hitting a dead end or being sent back to the plan picker. The rate you agreed to at checkout is the rate that appears on your invoice, no surprises.
You can now walk through a short diagnostic that sizes up your current listing presentation and shows where you're losing ground. The audit ends with a concrete read on where Avenue 510 closes the gap, so you leave with something actionable, not just a pitch.
Each row in Share Links now tells you whether the link holds photos, video, or both, so you can tell your links apart without opening them. Links that include a tour no longer look identical to photo-only ones.
Every photo you upload is automatically stripped of its GPS coordinates and camera metadata before it touches our storage. Clients who download one of these images get the picture and nothing else attached to it.
When you send a share link, you can now attach a short note that clients see alongside your headshot and contact details. It gives every link a personal touch without any extra steps after you send it.
Clips and tours in your Media Library now carry their aspect ratio on the tile, alongside the type and the address. Scan a full grid and tell a landscape tour from a vertical one without opening any of them.
We added thirteen articles covering the full Image Studio edit catalog, the Video Studio tabs, billing, and the questions that come up when something does not go to plan, and rewrote existing ones using the words members actually search with. Avery, the assistant inside the app, reads from the same library, so asking there gets you the same answer.
Swiping between photos on a phone now moves at full resolution instead of catching up mid-swipe, and hold-to-compare responds right away. Dialogs also stay fully within the screen, and the Help button sits clear of the bottom tab bar.
New in-depth guide pages cover virtual staging, listing video, and the tools agents actually use, all written from an agent's point of view. Prospects researching these topics can now find detailed, practical answers before they ever sign up.
Finished tours live in Completed and works in progress live in Drafts, so each tab shows only what belongs there. Completed tours now carry their own thumbnail, so you can pick the one you want at a glance.
Finished tours and works-in-progress now live in their own sections, so a completed tour no longer gets buried alongside clips you haven't rendered yet. Completed tours also show a thumbnail the moment they finish.
When you have a question while working, Avery is there in the Help Center to answer it in plain language, no ticket needed. Ask anything about your account, your tours, or your edits and get a direct answer on the spot.
Media viewers now swipe cleanly on touch, lightboxes fit the phone screen, and sliders stay drag-safe with no sideways scroll. Tablet layouts respect the safe area edge to edge.
Change the music on a finished tour and it re-masters almost instantly instead of rebuilding the whole video. The new track applies across every format at once.
Choose a soundtrack for any tour from a built-in library of licensed tracks, or bring your own, right from the tour flow. Tours still render silent by default, so adding sound is always your call.
You can now create a video tour on its own, without first saving it to a property, so a quick idea or a one-off clip does not need a full listing behind it. Your property tours keep working exactly as before.
You can now browse a built-in music catalog, preview tracks, and apply one to your tour before it renders. Music rights are covered for use inside Avenue 510, so there is nothing extra to license or source.
Set your logo, colors, and contact details once in the new Branding tab, and they carry onto your listing packets and share pages. The pages your buyers and sellers open now look like your business.
The tab, filter, and preview you have open are saved in the page address, so a refresh or a shared link brings you back to the same view instead of the top of the page. It holds across the surfaces you move through most.
Image Studio adds a Lawn Repair edit that greens up tired yards, plus a wider set of distinct staging rooms. Pick the look that fits each listing.
Add agents to your account with their own seats, send secure invitations, and manage access from the Profiles page. Each agent sees only their own work while you keep visibility across everything.
A new Share Links tab lists every photo, video, and packet link you have shared, filterable by type and by agent. Copy, extend, or revoke any link on the spot.
In the Media Library viewer, press and hold an edited photo to cross-fade back to the original it started from. Release to return to the edit, so you can check your work in one gesture.
Published packet and share pages now carry a one-tap way for a client to message you. Your contact details travel with every page you send.
In Media Library, press and hold the compare button on any edited photo to see the unedited version underneath. Release and the edit snaps back, so you can judge the difference without leaving the library.
Start a tour and our pipeline assembles it in the background, so you can close the tab and come back to a finished video. You get a notification the moment it is ready.
The calculator cards are now equal in size, the headline figure is larger, and numbers gain commas as you type so large values are easier to scan. The layout holds its shape on any screen size.
When you animate an image into a scene, the reframe tool now matches the actual orientation of your photo so the crop handles line up correctly. The same orientation awareness carries into the Final Tour step when you add a new image.
You can now run a Custom edit across a batch of up to 10 photos in a single step, the same way batch editing works for sky replacements and other presets. It saves the same number of credits per photo and cuts the back-and-forth when you have a consistent look to apply across a set.
Start a tour render and navigate away, close the tab, or lose your connection: the tour will complete on its own and notify you when it is ready. The notification includes the property address and links directly to the finished tour in Media Library.
Tour clips now have the same favorite star as finished tours and photos, so you can flag your best takes without leaving the library. The star appears on the tile and persists across sessions.
Select multiple clips and tours in the Media Library and download them together as a single file. Mixed photo-and-video selections work too.
Each animation style in the clip builder now plays an actual recorded preview so you can see the motion before committing, not a static thumbnail. Previews loop smoothly and load before you need them.
When you generate or regenerate a clip you can choose whether that scene includes subtle ambient motion, and the choice carries forward so you are not re-picking it every time. The setting is also available inside the Regenerate dialog, pre-filled from your last take.
Creating a new version of a tour now keeps the original intact right beside it. Try a different cut without giving up the one you already like.
Inside the Final Tour step, you can now drag scenes into any order, remove a scene, add an existing clip, or animate a new image into the tour, then click any scene to preview it before you commit. An unsaved-changes guard keeps you from losing edits if you navigate away.
Painted Sky joins the sky preset lineup as the seventh option, sitting after Twilight for a natural editorial progression. You can also now remove or replace photos you have already added to a batch edit, without starting the batch over.
You can now set or reassign which agent owns a property directly from its page. The right name then follows that listing onto its deliverables and shared pages.
You can now generate a branded Listing Advantage Packet for any property, preview it, publish it to a shareable link, and export it as a print-ready PDF. Each packet costs 3 credits and is built from your property's photos, video, and agent profile in one pass.
The Videos filter in your Media Library is now split into Clips and Tours, so you can jump straight to individual room clips or finished tour videos without scrolling past the other. Filter counts also update together, so the numbers always reflect what you are actually looking at.
Opening any file in the Media Library now uses a single lightbox with a filmstrip and arrow navigation, whether you are looking at edited photos, tour clips, or finished videos. You can move through your entire library without closing and reopening the viewer.
Video Studio now opens your drafts and completed tours right away, and the Final Tour step takes you straight to your finished video. The generating indicator holds across page refreshes, and regenerating a single clip asks first, so you never replace your work by accident.
Links you send to clients now reflect your Avenue Name in the URL instead of a generic address. Every share becomes a small brand impression, not just a file handoff.
New accounts get a structured first-run flow that covers your Avenue Name, branding, and account details before you reach the dashboard. Each step is clearly sequenced so nothing important gets skipped on day one.
A premium five-step welcome now walks you through your role and listing volume, then lets you claim a permanent Avenue Name. Your Avenue Name becomes your identity and powers your public links.
Public links for your photos and tours now carry your Avenue Name for instant, branded attribution. Anyone who opens a link sees it clearly tied to you.
If one clip in a tour is not right, you can now regenerate just that clip and the tour re-stitches around it. There is no need to rebuild the whole tour to fix one moment.
Settings moved into your account menu for quicker access, and a new Request a Feature option lets you tell us what to build next. Your voice shapes what comes.
After your clips are ready, a new Final Tour step collects everything in one place so you can review, download, and share before leaving the studio. Video generation is also more reliable, with each clip confirmed delivered before the project is marked complete.
The public gallery people see when you share now matches the polish of your Media Library, with a cleaner viewer and clear attribution. Every shared link stays active for 30 days.
Avenue now paints a ready workspace the moment you arrive and quietly recovers slow or interrupted loads. You rarely see a blank screen or need to refresh.
You can now generate a shareable link for any edited photo, a selection of photos, or a completed video tour, and send it to clients or colleagues without requiring them to log in. Links expire after 30 days, so what you share stays intentional.
A single render now produces landscape (16:9), portrait (9:16), and square (1:1) versions of your video tour, so you can post to MLS, Instagram, and Stories without re-generating anything. All three formats are ready to download from the same project.
Tour closing cards can now include your brokerage phone and license number with a simple toggle, alongside an optional headshot. Your finished tours can carry the details your market requires.
A unified "Continue where you left off" section now brings your in-progress videos, scripts, and edits into one place on the dashboard. Pick any of them back up with a single click, so the work you started is always one tap away.
Sky Replacement, Virtual Staging, and more now show genuine before-and-after examples so you know what each edit delivers. Choosing the right effect is clearer at a glance.
Choose from four intro styles (Classic, Modern, Bold, and Luxe) when building a listing video, and customize your Opening and Closing cards with your headshot, logo, branding text, and a compliance line. Both cards bake directly into the finished download, so every video you export is ready to share.
The photo-selection step now has a Favorites filter and a star, so you can surface your best shots as you build. Picking the right images is faster.
You can now create an account or sign in using Apple ID alongside the existing options. We also added passwordless email login, so you can get in with a one-time code and no password to remember.
You can now log in with a one-time code sent to your email, with no password to remember. It is a faster, simpler way back into your account.
Notifications now carry studio icons, filter by type, and deep-link you to the exact place they came from, with a Clear all action. Staying on top of what is ready is effortless.
A referral gift-box now sits in the app header, and your settings include copyable referral links. Sharing Avenue with colleagues takes one click.
A new checklist on the dashboard walks you through the first steps of setting up your account, and finishing it unlocks a credit reward. Everything is visible at a glance so nothing falls through the cracks when you're getting started.
Agent profiles now persist fully to your account with headshot-forward cards, brokerage information, and license details. Set them once and reuse them across your tours.
Image Studio now accepts drag-and-drop right onto the source area, and its picker matches the rest of the app. Adding a photo to edit is quicker and more consistent.
Open a studio on your phone and Avenue offers to send you a link to continue on desktop, where the editing experience shines. The mobile menu now mirrors the full sidebar.
Paste a listing URL and Avenue pulls in the address and details with fewer dead ends and clearer feedback when something needs your attention. The address lookup is also more forgiving with formatting, so you spend less time correcting fields by hand.
A site-wide banner now lets you accept or customize cookies in a clean, premium layout. Your privacy choices are clear and easy to set.
You can now enter a promo code at checkout and it applies directly to your order. Agents who join through a referral automatically receive their invitation credit on the first payment, with no extra steps.
Start an import by typing a property address and we pull the details for you. It is the quickest way to bring a listing into Avenue.
Building a listing video now walks you through five clear steps, from photo selection to a finished tour tied to a specific property. Each step shows real progress, and completed tours land straight in your Media Library.
When a tour finishes, you can connect it to the right property and it lands in your Media Library automatically. Everything for a listing stays together.
Your edited photos and finished video tours now live in one place: the Media Library. Play back videos in-library, mark favorites, and rename tours without leaving the page.
Finished tours appear alongside your photos with in-place playback, favorites, rename, and a Completed tab. Individual tour clips are saved too, so you can reuse them later.
A welcome banner now shows your trial status and the days you have left, then clears itself the moment the trial ends. Timely reminders keep you in the loop as it runs.
You can now virtually clear a cluttered room or strip out furniture entirely before listing photos go live. Both edits work in the single-photo editor and in batch.
You can now run a Custom edit on a finished image and keep both versions with a simple picker. Iterate toward the exact look you want without losing your earlier result.
Start a batch of Image Studio edits and move around the app freely while your jobs keep processing on their own pages. Come back any time to pick up right where things landed.
Edit up to 10 listing photos in one pass and download them together as a single ZIP. Every edit option works exactly like the single-photo editor.
Storyboards, saved scripts, and photo edits now live with your account instead of just one browser. Start on your phone and pick up on your laptop right where you left off.
Your Credit Activity now shows the complete record of every credit earned, spent, and adjusted. There is no gap between your balance and your history.
The dashboard now reflects your actual image edits and video clips from authoritative counts, alongside a single accurate trial countdown. What you see matches what you have done.
Image Studio can produce two versions of an edit so you can pick your favorite in one run. Finished photos carry an MLS-ready enhancement disclosure.
Browse with arrow keys, select several photos to download together, and enjoy a quicker-loading grid. Your original files are never touched.
Image Studio adds a one-tap disclosure that flags an edited photo as digitally altered and carries the label through to your library and exports. It helps you meet disclosure expectations without extra bookkeeping.
Every edit now lets you pick 2K or 4K output, with dependable 2K as the default and clear tips on each control. You decide the quality that fits the listing before you spend a credit.
Sky and advanced edits are now tightly scoped to the area you are changing, so a twilight sky no longer adds lights or fixtures that were never in your photo. The result is a cleaner, more faithful edit every time.
If an edit fails to complete, Image Studio now returns the credits right away instead of leaving you short. Clearer timeouts also tell you when to simply try again.
Image Studio now keeps your results and a persistent before-and-after view when you return to a photo. A built-in viewer lets you compare the original and the edit side by side.
Image Studio results now carry a direct download, and the library can package a multi-select into a single file. Everything comes out at full quality, exactly as you created it.
Image Studio is now a searchable launcher of focused edit cards, each opening a dedicated workspace for that single task. The right lighting is built into each edit, so looks like Twilight or Sunset apply without extra settings.
Signing out reliably ends your session everywhere, and your account stays cleanly separated from any other on the same browser. Sessions now behave exactly the way you expect.
Sky Replacement now offers six distinct moods, from clear blue to golden hour, so you can match the listing's positioning. RAW camera files upload and preview directly, with no conversion step first.
Sign-in now completes cleanly across browsers, long sessions, and tab switches. Getting into your account is one smooth step.
Pricing cards show the per-month price clearly and let you do your own math on monthly and annual plans. Less visual noise, fewer numbers competing for attention.
You can now add credits on the spot with your card on file and keep working without waiting for the next cycle. Top-ups land in your balance immediately.
Every blog, city, comparison, and feature page now cross-links to its most relevant siblings, with breadcrumbs across the deep content surfaces. Reading two related pieces in a row is the quickest way to get a real feel for the product.
Getting started is now one guided flow that shows your plan and price up front instead of hopping across separate pages. You move through invite, plan, account, and profile without losing your place.
Managing your subscription is now self-serve, with a clear side-by-side of what you keep and what changes when you cancel. Your billing status stays in step automatically.
Every interactive surface, from cards and buttons to option pills and selection states, is now flat and calm. Photo overlays and brand marks are the only exceptions.
The video storyboard's animation picker is now a full-screen lightbox that plays every motion type in real time. Feel the difference between push in, orbit, and drone moves before you choose, with no credits spent browsing.
Adding your first property now drops you straight into the agent and property details form, then the property workspace. No detour through the video flow when you only want to add a listing.
Pricing now opens every plan with a straightforward 7-day trial and clearer cards, so you can explore the full platform before you commit. Your card is on file to keep your work uninterrupted when the trial ends.
Each property workspace now holds an interactive photo grid with dedicated Scripts and Video Tours sections in one place. You can also remove a listing you no longer need without leaving the page.
Properties you create and agent profiles you save persist across refreshes, new tabs, and your next session. Creating a new profile saves it cleanly every time.
When you add photos to a video, anything under 1080p is flagged with a one-tap option to upscale it first. Your tour starts from the sharpest possible source.
Each step in the video workflow marks itself done only when you actually complete it, like uploading photos or advancing. The breadcrumb stays a reliable guide through the flow.
Set up a one-time voice profile and every script borrows your real stats, stories, and opinions. A hook score on each output shows at a glance whether the opening is strong enough to post.
The Help Center sheds visual noise and the in-app Compare Plans grid now matches the public pricing cards. The two finally tell the same story.
Direct email addresses are off the public pages, making the contact form the canonical way to reach us. Less inbox spam, faster answers for you.
Free now keeps a card on file, never charged, so upgrading is one tap and the platform stays clean. You can also run Script Studio from inside your favorite AI assistant, without leaving the chat.
Video tour clips and Image Studio edits draw from one monthly credit pool. Script Studio stays free on every plan and never touches your credits.
We pulled Trending Content off the surface while we gather feedback from the first wave of agents. The library will return, likely larger, once the lineup reflects what is actually moving listings.
A new changelog page makes our weekly shipping cadence visible in plain language. The in-app feedback button is the fastest way to move what matters to you up the list.
Video Studio now tracks your full edit history, so you can step back or forward through any change to your storyboard and overlays. Quick keyboard shortcuts make walking your edits effortless.
A new crop tool locks photos to a widescreen 16:9 frame with a rule-of-thirds guide and a live preview before you build. Every photo is framed ahead of the render, so your tours come out consistently composed.
Video Studio now reads your photo names to suggest the right camera move for each shot, so a kitchen pans and a front exterior gets a reveal. You start with sensible motion already in place and less to set up by hand.
Storyboard playback, overlay visibility, and clip timing now stay in sync while you preview a tour. Exports give you a clear message and a next step instead of stalling.