What comes out
Not a pile of sentences to assemble yourself. You get running copy with a structure that holds: an opening that catches attention, the layout floor by floor, the outdoor space, and a closing paragraph about the neighbourhood. Between 180 and 260 words, because beyond that readers drop off.
The text comes back editable. You can have it rewritten without spending another credit, and you can simply type in it. You decide the final version, because your name goes underneath it.
Where the generator gets its information
- 01
Your photos
The same photos you upload anyway. From those the generator picks up the layout, the finish and the feel of the rooms.
- 02
Your ticks
Year built, floor area, bedrooms, energy label, which way the garden faces. Multiple choice, so you barely type.
- 03
Your own eye
The one thing you noticed on the viewing. The original stained glass, the light that arrives at two in the afternoon. That is what no model can invent.
What it deliberately does not do
This is the difference between a generator built for estate agents and a general language model you feed an address.
- It invents no features. A general model that is missing a detail fills the gap with something plausible for that kind of property. A fireplace, a dormer, a shed. Here the generator works from fixed fields: what you do not tick does not go in.
- It does not estimate floor areas from photos. A photo tells you nothing reliable about square metres. Those come from your input or they do not appear.
- It makes no claims about structural condition. Whether a foundation is sound is for a surveyor, not a language model.
- It stays away from legal matters. Ground lease, permits and zoning are left alone.
Bilingual by default
You can produce the same property in Dutch and in English. Useful if you let to expats, sell to international buyers, or run a bilingual website. The English is written as English, not run through a translator afterwards.
Which properties it suits
Period houses
Where character and layout carry the story.
Apartments
Including what matters there: floor, lift, owners' association, energy label.
Detached and rural
Plot, outbuildings, views and the quiet you cannot photograph.
New build
Where there are no photos yet and the text has to do all the work.
Rentals
Shorter copy, different tone, a different reader.
Commercial space
Works too, though the generator is tuned for homes.
What it costs
One description is one credit. On the fifteen euro plan you get fifty credits a month, so thirty cents per listing. You start with a free month and ten credits, and you do not need to enter a card. All the numbers are on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
What is a property description generator?
A tool that writes a running listing description automatically, based on the property details and photos you supply. The difference between generators lies in how much you have to type in, and how much the tool invents on its own.
Can I edit the generated description?
Yes, and you should. The text comes back editable. Rewriting it within the same job costs no extra credit, and you can type in it directly.
Do I own the descriptions?
Yes. You may use them commercially, edit them and publish them wherever you like, including after your subscription ends.
Does it write in English as well as Dutch?
Both. You choose the language per property, so the same listing can go out in Dutch on a portal and in English on your own site.
Try the generator on your own property
Ten credits, a month to use them, no card required.