What's New: Three Steps, No Lost Work, and a Smarter Finish

Our latest update is all about making video creation clearer, safer, and more yours.


You told us the creation flow could feel like one long form with no map. You also told us it was frustrating when you hopped over to add a logo or fix your avatar and came back to find your draft gone—or when you hit "Generate" and got a login screen instead of a video. We took that to heart. Here's what changed.

Three Steps, Not a Maze

Why we designed it this way: A long, single-page form makes it easy to lose your place and wonder "what's next?" We broke creation into three clear steps so you always know where you are and what's left to do—less mental load, fewer drop-offs.

Creating a video is now a simple three-step path—for both short clips and longer, multi-image videos.

Step 1: Upload. Drop your photo (or photos). For long videos, you can add more images anytime without losing the ones you already chose—and we'll skip duplicates so the same file doesn't show up twice.

Step 2: Style and settings. Pick the look (living room, kitchen, bedroom, etc.), resolution, and length. One preview, clear options, no clutter.

Step 3: Add your brand. Logo, your face (avatar), and—if you like—a profile card at the end. You choose where the logo and avatar sit: click a corner or drag them on the preview. What you see is what you get in the final video.

Your plan and credit balance sit in the header so the main page stays focused on creating. Your benefit: you always know the path from start to finish, with no hunting for "where was I?"

Your Draft Stays Put

Why we designed it this way: Real workflows aren't linear. You might be mid-creation and realize you need to upload a new logo or pick a different avatar. If leaving the page wipes your draft, you either don't leave (and compromise) or you leave and lose work. We wanted you to be able to step away and come back without penalty—and to know we'll catch login issues before you hit "Generate."

Leave and come back—your work is still there. Need to upload a new logo or switch your default avatar mid-creation? Go do it. When you return to the creation page, we'll ask: "Continue editing?" or "Start over?" Your draft is saved, and we bring you back to the right step so you're not dumped at the end of the form.

We check before we generate. If you've been away a while and your session has expired, we'll send you to log in and then straight back to your draft—instead of letting you hit "Generate" and then showing an error. Fewer nasty surprises.

Cancel when you want. Changed your mind? Clear the current draft or cancel a job that's still in the queue. You're in control.

Your benefit: no lost work, no re-entering everything, and no "I clicked Generate and then it failed"—so you can create at your own pace.

Logo, Avatar, and Profile Card—Done Right

Why we designed it this way: If you can't see where your logo and face will land, you're guessing—and guessing leads to "that's not what I wanted" after the video is done. We put both on one preview and made placement visual and draggable so the final frame matches what you chose. For the profile card, we wanted you to see the real look before committing, so every video ends with a finish you're proud of.

Logo and avatar share one preview. You pick the corner (or drag) once, and both placements are clear. The avatar is circular and stays that way in the video; no more odd stretching. If you're on Basic, you'll see a friendly note that custom logo position is available on Pro and Ultimate—no dead ends.

Profile card gets a live preview when you switch templates. We've polished the dark theme so your name, contact info, and tagline look sharp. The card is rendered as a short clip and tacked on at the end of the video—so every listing closes with you.

Your benefit: what you see is what you get—no surprises in the final video, and every clip ends with your name and contact in place.

Seven Days of Pro on Us

Why we designed it this way: Choosing a plan without having tried the product is a leap in the dark. We'd rather you experience Pro—higher limits, full overlay options—for a week so that when you decide to subscribe or stay on Free, you're deciding from real use, not from a feature list.

New to ListingLive? Your first week is on us—with Pro access. Try higher limits and all the overlay options before you pick a plan. When the trial ends, you'll move to the free tier unless you've subscribed. No card required for the trial; we just want you to see what the product can do. Your benefit: try the full experience with zero risk, and choose your plan with confidence.

When Something Goes Wrong, We Say Why

Why we designed it this way: "Task failed" with no explanation leaves you stuck and anxious—and it fills our support queue with "what happened?" We'd rather tell you clearly: timeout, quota, or something else. That way you know what to do next (wait, top up, or contact us), and we can help you faster because we have better diagnostics on our side.

"Task failed" with no explanation was the worst. We've fixed that. When a video doesn't finish, you'll now see a clear, short reason—so you know whether it's a timeout, a quota limit, or something else. For our support team, we've added better diagnostics behind the scenes so we can help you faster when you reach out. Your benefit: you know what went wrong and what to do next—no black box, no dead end.

The Bottom Line

This update is about clarity and peace of mind: three steps instead of a long form, drafts that survive a detour, and errors you can actually understand. We've also tightened a bunch of small things—avatar and logo behavior, profile card preview, language consistency—so the product feels more polished end to end.

We're not done. Next on our list are more templates, smoother retries when something fails, and—further out—a talking avatar so your face can deliver a short voiceover in sync with the listing. For now, we hope this release makes every creation a bit easier and every video a bit more yours.

Thanks for using ListingLive. If something still feels off, tell us—we're listening.

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