Real Estate Reels on Instagram Automatically

Real estate Reels automatically

A listing that contains only a video goes out on Instagram as a Reel, not a carousel. The BuzzPost bot measures the video and picks 9:16 for vertical, 16:9 for landscape, 1:1 for square and Original for any other size. Text burned into the clip stays in frame and you edit nothing.

How does an apartment video become a Reel automatically?

You send the BuzzPost bot in Telegram a listing with a video and text, no photos. After Add to Instagram the bot opens Instagram on your server, measures the video and picks a format by size: a vertical phone video goes out at 9:16 full screen, a landscape one at 16:9, a square one at 1:1, and any other size as Original, with no crop. The caption is the listing text with your fixed lines, no hashtags. The Reel goes out in queue order, no more than 4 posts a day per account, and a screenshot of every Reel arrives in Telegram.

Before and after

Before

The viewing video sits on your phone for a week
Instagram zooms the clip and the address in frame vanishes
You have no idea what to do with a landscape video
Reels go out once a month, when there is time

After

The listing video goes out as a Reel by itself
Format by video size: 9:16 or 16:9, no cropping
A landscape video goes out at 16:9 in full
Reels go out in queue order, up to 4 a day

A video-only listing: how the Reel goes out

Some listings are all about the video: a 30-second walk through a 2-room flat in Bat Yam with the address, floor and price written on the clip. You send the video and the text to Telegram, no photos. The bot sees there is only one file and uploads it as a Reel, not a carousel. The caption: the listing text plus the fixed lines from settings, such as the office phone. After Share, Instagram sometimes shows a dialog about sharing as a Reel; the bot closes it by itself, like any other pop-up, in Hebrew, Russian and English. Then a screenshot of the published Reel lands in Telegram and a link appears by the listing in the panel.

9:16 or 16:9: what to do with a landscape video

Filmed on a vertical phone? The bot picks 9:16 and the Reel fills the screen. Filmed on a camera or a turned phone, 1920x1080? The bot picks 16:9 and the clip goes out in full, without Instagram zooming in and cutting the sides. Yes, there will be bars above and below, but the address and price written on the video stay in frame, and that is what matters in a listing. A video of an unusual size, say 4:3 from a drone, goes as Original. Want a full-screen Reel? Film vertically from the start: that is the only change needed, the bot does the rest. Details on the caption and the queue are on the Instagram auto-posting page.

How it works - 3 steps

Sign in to Instagram from the panel

Click Instagram login in the control panel and sign in inside the window that opens. Your password stays with you.

Mark your listings

Every listing has an Add to Instagram button, or turn on New listings automatically and everything you add later joins the queue by itself.

The bot publishes

Video and photos go out as one carousel with the listing text, up to 4 posts a day. A screenshot of every post lands in Telegram and in the panel.

Pricing

You use your own accounts. No long contracts, first week free.

First bot

Facebook groups + Marketplace + Instagram + your own website

249 ₪

Per month

Dedicated server in Israel for your bot

Screenshots and stats in Telegram

Control panel in the browser and the app

Instagram posting - video and photo carousel, up to 4 a day

Start - first week free

Next bot

For a second account or a team

200 ₪

Per month

Everything the first bot has

One panel for all bots

Add bots

FAQ

Do I need to edit the video before sending?

No. Send the video the way it came out of the phone and the bot uploads it as it is. It does not trim, add music or write text over the clip; if you wrote something on the video before sending, it stays. The format is chosen by size, so that text is not cropped.

What if the video has a non-standard size?

Then the bot does not guess but uploads it as Original. Instagram shows the clip at the size it was filmed, with no zoom and no crop. The address, price and phone number burned into the video stay where they are. That applies to 4:3 drone footage and to files from older cameras alike.

Can I add music or subtitles through the bot?

No. The bot publishes the video as it is, with no music, stickers or Instagram subtitles. If you want text on the clip, write it in your camera app before sending. The bot only makes sure that text stays in frame, and takes care of the caption under the Reel.

What arrives after the Reel is published?

A screenshot of the Reel on Instagram, straight to Telegram and to the Post screenshots section in the panel. The listing shows Published with a date and a link to the Reel. If Instagram shows an error, the bot tries again an hour later and the listing's attempt is not lost.

How to film a flat so the Reel goes out uncropped

The bot uploads the video as it is, so how the Reel looks is decided by the filming itself. Rule one: vertical phone. Then the video goes out at 9:16 and fills the screen. Rule two: if you write the address, price or phone on the clip, keep them away from the very top or bottom edge of the frame; that is where Instagram places the caption and the buttons. Rule three: one continuous walk, from the door through the living room to the balcony, 20 to 40 seconds, no cuts. Light: open the blinds, switch on the light in every room. After filming, send the video and the listing text to Telegram and click Add to Instagram, or rely on New listings automatically. From there everything happens on your server, and you get a screenshot of the published Reel.

Vertical phone, 9:16 full screen

Address and price in the middle of the frame, not at the edges

One continuous walk, 20 to 40 seconds

Video with photos: when the Reel becomes a carousel

If the listing has both a video and photos, the bot does not publish a separate Reel but one carousel: the video first, then up to 9 photos. The format changes here: a vertical video in a carousel goes out at 4:5, the tallest Instagram allows a carousel, not at 9:16. The captions in the video are still in frame, because the bot measures the clip and does not let Instagram zoom in. A landscape video in a carousel goes out at 16:9 with the photos after it in the same format. So your decision is simple: want a full-screen Reel? Send only the video. Want the viewer to also see a photo of every room? Send the video and the photos and get a carousel. In both cases the listing is posted once, in queue order, up to 4 a day. More on the carousel on the Instagram carousel for listings page.