Turn listing photos and property details into a polished, share-ready website. ApplyDesign prepares the layout and marketing copy, and you can review and edit everything before publishing.
Examples:
225 Wilmington West Chester Pike, Chadds Ford, PA, 19342
Zaubzerstraße 31, München, VA, 81677
You can start from an existing ApplyDesign property, import a Zillow listing, or enter the information manually.
1. Start a new website
- Open My Websites from the top navigation.
- Select Create property website.
- Choose the language visitors should see on the finished website.
The selected website language controls generated copy, website controls, form messages, accessibility labels, and search preview text. It does not convert the listing price, measurements, address, or agent contact details.

Tip: Choose the publication language before adding your content. You can change it before publishing, but ApplyDesign may need to regenerate the website copy.
2. Choose how to add the listing
Choose from My Properties
Use this option when the property and its photos already exist in your ApplyDesign account.
- Select Choose from My Properties.
- Find the property you want to use.
- Select it to continue.
ApplyDesign brings in the available address, property details, photos, and related property information.

Import from Zillow
Use this option when the listing is available on Zillow.
- Select Import from Zillow.
- Paste the full Zillow home-details URL.
- Start the import and review the information when it finishes.
Importing can bring in listing facts, description, and photos. Always confirm that the imported information is current and that you have permission to use the photos.

Start Manually
Use this option when you do not have an existing property or supported listing link.
- Select Start Manually.
- Add the address and property facts.
- Upload the listing photos.
- Add a description and features, or leave those fields empty for ApplyDesign to draft them from the facts and photos.
3. Review the property information
The Review step is where you confirm the source information before ApplyDesign builds the website.
Check each of these areas:
- Website language — change the publication language if needed.
- Property Details — confirm the address, city, state, ZIP code, price, bedrooms, bathrooms, and square footage.
- Description & Features — correct the source description and add important, factual listing features.
- Photography — choose the hero image, add photos, and manage the gallery.
- Agent Profile — choose the agent who should appear on the website and receive inquiries.
If the price should not be public, turn on Contact for price.

Important: Generated marketing copy can improve presentation, but it cannot correct inaccurate source facts. Verify the property details, claims, agent information, and photo rights before continuing.
4. Choose a starting template
Select Continue to open the Launch step.
- Browse the template list.
- Select a template to load its full example website in the preview.
- Scroll through the preview to compare the hero, property facts, photo stories, gallery, map, agent, and inquiry sections.
- Select Launch website when you have chosen a starting design.
The example preview demonstrates the template’s typography, spacing, colors, and layout. Your actual website uses your listing information and photos.

Tip: Choose the template based on the complete page, not only the hero image. You can change templates later, but the Settings page shows how many template changes remain for the website.
5. Review term and cost (ApplyCoin)
Before ApplyDesign starts preparing the website, you’ll review the website term and cost in the Launch dialog.
- Confirm the displayed term and ApplyCoin cost.
- Select Launch website to start preparation.
If the website is already within an active paid term, relaunching does not cost extra.
6. Wait for the first website draft
ApplyDesign saves the listing and prepares copy that fits the chosen design. Most websites are ready within 1–5 minutes. Large listings or busy periods can take longer.
When the first draft is ready, the website editor opens automatically.

You can now adjust the text, photos, sections, colors, and layout before publishing. The public cannot see the draft until you select Publish.

