Graphics Studio
A branded social graphic from a plain description: researched, written, designed.
“A post about spring inventory.”
Pick the style that most fits you. The mark, the glass and the living background all retint to the theme; Ellis does not change. All six are live today.
No camera required

Hand Ellis the listing photos. She stages every room in your brand's palette, labels each one as virtually staged, and hands them back ready for the MLS.
Hand Ellis the listing photos. She reads every room, builds the shot list, and cuts one widescreen film that glides through the home.
EllisOnlineHover or tapTap any skill. See what it makes and what to say. The complete catalogue below includes listing websites, coming later.
A branded social graphic from a plain description: researched, written, designed.
A branded social graphic from a plain description: researched, written, designed.
A branded social graphic from a plain description: researched, written, designed.
“A post about spring inventory.”
A short vertical video with motion and music, ready to post.
“A reel for 412 Oakland Street.”
Ten of your listing's own photos become one 30-second widescreen film that glides through the home.
“Cut a cinematic video for 412 Oakland Street.”
Turns a phone photo into an MLS-ready listing photo: levelled, decluttered, corrected.
“Clean up these kitchen shots.”
Upload room photos, get back staged listing images in the style you pick.
“Stage the living room, modern.”
MLS remarks that merge your deal's facts with your voice.
“Write the remarks for 412 Oakland Street.”
An on-brand listing flyer from your deal's photos and facts, ready to print or post.
“Just Listed flyer for 412 Oakland Street.”
The Just Sold announcement from your deal's photos and facts.
“Just Sold flyer for 88 Lakeshore Drive.”
The open house flyer with day, date, and time, from your deal's photos and facts.
“Open house flyer for Sunday, 2 to 4.”
The Under Contract announcement from your deal's photos and facts.
“Under Contract flyer for 19 Birch Lane.”
A print-ready tri-fold for one listing: hero photo, price, and your contact on the cover.
“Brochure for 412 Oakland Street.”
A print-ready tri-fold about you: headshot and contact panel on the cover, why clients choose you inside.
“Make my agent brochure.”
A print-ready 6x4 Just Listed postcard from the listing's photos and your brand kit.
“Postcard for 412 Oakland Street.”
Comparable sales with photos, an adjustment table, and a defensible price range.
“Run a CMA on 88 Lakeshore Drive.”
The facts document for a listing presentation: the home, the neighborhood, the pricing.
“Proposal for 19 Birch Lane.”
Pulls recent sold comps and lays out how to structure the offer.
“How should we offer on 88 Lakeshore Drive?”
Upload the inspection PDF and walk away. It reads every finding and hands you a strategy.
“Read this inspection report.”
Finds homes for a buyer client from their saved profile plus anything new you add.
“Find homes for the Parkers under 650.”
Connects a buyer with a trusted loan officer.
“Find financing for the Nguyens.”
Your pipeline in plain English: add a deal, update its status, clients, or notes.
“Move 412 Oakland Street to under contract.”
A studio head shot made from the photo in your brand kit. Your face, kept exactly as it is.
“Give me a studio headshot.”
Teach Ellis your voice in a minute or two, so every video of you speaks in it.
“Learn my voice.”
A signature graphic from your brand kit: headshot, logo, signed name, and contact info.
“Make my email signature.”
A polished, print-ready business card designed from your brand kit.
“Design my business card.”
A branded, research-backed area report for any neighborhood, city, or relocation.
“A guide to Cumming.”
Your monthly newsletter, researched for your service area, written in your voice, and previewed before sending.
“Send this month's newsletter.”
Orders the stops and renders a branded tour booklet with per-home details.
“Build Saturday's tour.”
A vertical video of you standing at one of your listings, speaking in your own voice from a script you approve.
“Make a listing video of me introducing 412 Oakland Street.”
A natural talking video of you in a place you describe, sharing a message in your own voice.
“Make a social video of me on the dock talking about lake life.”
A 15-25 second vertical creative film starring you, with your own voice, music, graphics, and expressive editing. Funny, dramatic, cinematic, or an idea all your own.
A casual, selfie-style photo of you at one of your listings, using your face and the listing's real photo.
“Make a photo of me at 412 Oakland Street.”
Turn your thoughts into a polished email and send it to your own inbox.
“Email me a recap of what we decided.”
Send a note, reminder, or useful information to your own phone by text.
“Text me the address for my next showing.”
Describe a repeatable task and Ellis helps build a custom skill for your business.
“Build a skill that prepares my weekly team briefing.”
Understand your connected Facebook and Instagram results, see what is working, and choose your next content experiment.
“How did my recent Facebook posts perform?”
Listing websites are under development and are not available at launch.
Meet Sara. Ellis has worked with her for fourteen months. Nobody typed any of this in. Ellis worked it out, kept it, and uses it the moment it helps.

EllisOnlineHit record on your phone. Ellis writes the transcript, the summary and the to-dos, emails them to you, and brings them up the next time they matter.
Mark and Jenna plan to list in early October, once the kitchen backsplash is finished. They differ on price: Mark wants $725K, Jenna would take $699K for a faster sale. Any contract needs a 60-day close to line up with their Wyndham purchase.
EllisThree weeks laterEvery fact carries its source. Every deliverable carries the broker disclosure. Nothing is hidden. We never train on your data, and neither do our providers.
Three comparable sales inside 0.6 miles closed within 4 percent of this number in the last 90 days. The broker-authorized adjustment for the finished basement is included.
Three short films. Tap one to play, swipe for the next.