Kitchen and counters
Small appliances, magnets, dish soap, towels, trash cans, pet bowls, and items to remove.
Upload a quick listing walkthrough voice memo and create a clean, seller-friendly checklist for the photo appointment.
This is built for the way Realtors already work: walk the property, talk through what needs attention, then let the tool organize it into a polished prep list.
What to mention
The more specific your note, the more useful the seller checklist becomes.
Small appliances, magnets, dish soap, towels, trash cans, pet bowls, and items to remove.
Beds, linens, laundry baskets, nightstands, toiletries, towels, bathmats, and toilet lids.
Cords, remotes, toys, blankets, pillows, furniture alignment, and personal items.
Cars, bins, hoses, porch items, packages, seasonal decor, and lawn or curb appeal reminders.
Crates, bowls, leashes, gates, alarms, lockboxes, keys, and instructions for entry.
Pool, patio, outdoor kitchen, acreage, views, neighborhood amenities, and areas that need extra attention.
Helpful answers
Use this as a writing assistant after a walkthrough, then review the checklist before sending it to your seller.
Try Photo Ready AI TooA simple voice memo works best. Walk through the property, mention the rooms or areas that need attention, and include any seller reminders for the photography appointment.
Picture This Property does not save uploaded audio files in a website database. The audio is sent securely to an AI service for transcription and checklist generation.
Yes. The checklist is meant to give you a polished starting point. You can copy, print, save as PDF, or adjust the wording before sending it to your seller.
Short notes work best. Aim for one to five minutes and focus on clear, practical prep items such as counters, beds, pets, exterior items, vehicles, and shoot-day access.
No. It is an AI-assisted writing tool that turns your notes into a checklist. Realtors should review the final checklist before relying on it or sharing it.