What comes out
200–250 words that open on the property's strongest feature and close on a call to action.
Welcome to 2847 Lakewood Drive — where a chef's kitchen anchors a home built for the way people actually live. Quartz counters run the length of a generous island, a double oven handles the holidays without complaint, and a window over the sink looks straight out to the pool.
Beyond the kitchen, the open-concept living area takes morning light across wide-plank floors. Four bedrooms give a growing household room to spread out, and the primary suite closes the day in a spa-style bath with a soaking tub and a separate glass shower.
Outside, a covered patio looks over the pool and a private, fully fenced backyard — the kind of space that turns an ordinary Saturday into something worth staying home for.
Set on a quiet, tree-lined street five minutes from the lake, with a Saturday farmers market that has become a neighborhood ritual.
Schedule your private showing today.
Example output. Yours is written from the details you enter.
One form. Ten pieces of content.
A single-purpose generator hands you the description and leaves you where you started for everything else. This is what the same form returns.
Grounded in your details
It won't invent square footage, amenities, or fees you didn't enter.
Your brand voice
Set the tone once; every listing you generate keeps it.
Editable and saved
Tweak any field and it persists — not a text box you copy from and lose.
Five captions, not one
Five different takes on the property, so a week of posts doesn't repeat itself.
Questions, answered
There are free listing description generators. Why pay for this?
If a paragraph is genuinely all you need, a free tool will do it. The reason to pay is that the description is rarely where the work ends — you still need the captions, the Reel script, the email to your past clients, and the hashtags. Scriva returns all ten from the same form, in one pass.
Will it invent features the property does not have?
It's instructed not to. The description is grounded in the details you enter — it won't add square footage, named amenities, or HOA fees that you didn't provide. Everything is editable before you publish, so you have the final say either way.
Can I use the description on any listing portal?
It's written as general-purpose prose rather than formatted for one portal, so you can use it on the MLS, Zillow, Idealista, Zonaprop, or wherever else you publish. It runs about 200–250 words, roughly 1,100–1,400 characters, so if your MLS caps the remarks field lower than that, trim it before you paste. Everything is editable.
Does it sound the same for every listing?
It's told to lead with each property's single strongest feature and to prefer concrete detail over generic adjectives — "morning light pours into the kitchen" instead of "beautiful, bright kitchen." You also set a brand voice once, and it carries across everything you generate.
What languages can it write in?
14, written natively rather than translated afterward — including Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, German and more.
Which plan do I need?
The listing description and the rest of the text package are on Starter ($29/mo). Pro ($59/mo) adds the visual carousel, video export, and landing page. You get 5 free generations to try either, no credit card.