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Haven turns the photos and copy you already have into finished posts: single images, swipeable carousels, and short vertical reels. Everything is built from your own listing photos, and everything downloads as a file you post yourself. You will find it on Marketing → Creative.
Pick the property or collection you want to promote and press Generate. Haven writes the post copy for each platform, the short text that sits on the image itself, and a slide-by-slide story you can use for a carousel or reel. Nothing is posted anywhere — you get files and text to use however you like.
If the writing is not to your taste, Regenerate gives you a fresh pass. Every field stays editable either way.
Four controls shape the design, and the preview updates as you change them.
Layout decides where the words sit. Stack reads like a travel magazine cover, Duo splits the frame with a solid panel under the photo, Bold drives the click hardest, and Frame, Editorial, Banner, Spotlight, and Classic cover the range in between.
Typography picks the typeface your headline is set in. Modern is a tight sans, Editorial and Luxe are high-contrast serifs, Warm is softer, and Refined sets your headline in spaced capitals. This is a deliberate choice rather than something pulled from your site fonts, so a creative can look different from your website when that serves the post better.
Photo finish grades the photo itself — a light natural punch, a golden warm cast, a crisp cool one, a grainy film look, or black and white. None leaves the photo exactly as you uploaded it.
Accent colour drives the button, badge, and price chip. Your brand colour is offered first.
You can also choose your background photo, and switch off the logo, the price, or the guests-and-bedrooms line if you would rather the image stayed quiet.
Pick a platform tab to see its sizes. Facebook and Instagram cover feed, square, portrait, and story; Google covers landscape, square, and portrait. Every size is rendered at the exact pixel dimensions that platform wants, with the important words kept clear of the area platform buttons cover.
Download this size saves the one you are previewing. Download all saves every size for that platform.
The copy panel below holds the post text — headline, body, description, and a call to action — sized to each platform's limits. Copy one field or the whole block to your clipboard.
Switch to Carousel to build a swipeable set. Haven proposes a story: a hook to stop the scroll, a few slides on the space, an amenity, the location, and a closing ask to book direct.
Each slide has its own headline, supporting line, and photo. Reorder them with the arrows, remove one you do not need, or add your own. Only the closing slide carries the button, so the set reads as a story rather than the same ad repeated.
Instagram shows every card in a carousel at the shape of the first one, so you choose the card size once for the whole set. Download all gives you a zip with the cards numbered in order.
Switch to Reel to turn the same slides into a short vertical video. Each slide becomes a scene with a slow camera move over the photo, and the scenes cross-fade into each other.
The reel plays right there in the panel as you build it. That preview is the real thing, not a rough sketch: it uses the same photos, the same graded finish, and the same timing the finished file will have, so you can change a photo, retime a scene, or rewrite a headline and see the result immediately. Nothing is encoded while you are still deciding.
Scenes are not laid out identically. A scene's job in the story decides where its words sit and how big they are — the opening hook runs large across the bottom, an amenity reads as a small caption at the top, the location sits centred, and the closing ask is a centred lockup with the button. The words also arrive in order rather than all at once, and clear the frame before the cut to the next scene.
Per scene you can choose the move — push in, pull out, pan, drift, or hold still — and how long it holds, from just over a second up to eight. The transition style applies to the whole reel.
Camera focus decides where the move lands. Left alone, Haven finds the strongest part of each photo and moves toward it. To choose it yourself, click the spot on the scene preview; click Reset to auto to hand it back. How far the camera can travel depends on how tight the shot is, so a subject right at the edge of a photo will be favoured rather than perfectly centred.
The eyebrow field is the small line of capitals above a headline — "THE VIEW", "8 MIN TO TOWN". Leave it empty where it would only repeat the headline.
When the preview looks right, press Export MP4. The video is built in the background and usually takes under a minute — you do not have to wait on the page, and you can carry on editing while it runs.
Finished exports are kept under Saved reels, newest first, with their length and file size. Download any of them whenever you like, or remove one from the list. Because each export is saved separately, trying a bolder cut never overwrites a version you were happy with. Exporting the same reel twice without changing anything reuses the file you already have rather than making a duplicate.
Reels come with no audio, on purpose. Adding a trending track inside Instagram when you post reaches more people than a track baked into the file would.
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