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Quicklook Content
AI-powered social media automation that turns dealership website photos into videos, images, and posts
$249/moStarting price
About Quicklook Content
Quicklook Content automates social media for car dealerships by transforming existing vehicle photos from a dealership’s website into photorealistic AI videos, promotional images, and platform-specific posts. The system indexes inventory daily to detect new arrivals, price changes, and sold units, ensuring content stays synchronized with the live catalog. Each video is paired with original music, while captions, titles, hashtags, links, and disclosures are generated per platform to match audience expectations. Dealers can choose between review-first publishing or autopilot mode, with options to manually select specific vehicles for immediate promotion. Supported platforms include Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest, Google Business Profile, Snapchat, Telegram, Reddit, and Bluesky, with X available as an add-on. The tool offers two video grades—Daily for steady posting and Signature for higher photorealism and detail—both delivered in 16-second formats. Plans are priced per video and image, with tiers ranging from basic weekly posting to daily 4K output and multi-brand support.
Key features
- AI video generation from real dealership photos
- Original music composition for each video
- Multi-platform publishing (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, etc.)
- Daily inventory synchronization
- Platform-specific captions, titles, and hashtags
- Review-first or autopilot publishing modes
- Two video quality grades (Daily and Signature)
- Engagement analytics for published posts
Use cases
- Maintaining a consistent social media feed with daily vehicle posts
- Promoting new inventory arrivals automatically across platforms
- Creating high-quality hero content for flagship vehicle listings
Pros
- Generates photorealistic AI videos from existing dealership website photos
- Creates original music for each vehicle video
- Supports multi-platform publishing with platform-specific captions and metadata
- Daily inventory sync ensures content reflects current stock
- Offers two video grades: Daily for volume and Signature for higher realism
Cons
- No free tier; requires paid subscription
- Trial requires credit card and may incur charges if not canceled within 7 days
- X platform support requires an add-on or Always On plan
- Limited to dealership website inventory as source material
Frequently asked questions about Quicklook Content
What is dealership social media automation?
Dealership social media automation creates and publishes social content from inventory on a repeatable schedule, keeping the dealership visible on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook without requiring a full-time production crew for every post.
How does Quicklook Content turn inventory photos into videos?
Quicklook Content uses the vehicle photos already on a dealership’s website to generate photorealistic AI videos and promotional images, then pairs each video with original music and platform-specific post copy before review or publishing.
Do we need to film walkarounds on the lot?
No. Quicklook Content starts with the vehicle photos already on the dealership’s website. Vehicles without usable photos are skipped rather than inventing a replacement vehicle.
How does Quicklook Content stay current when inventory changes?
Quicklook Content checks the public dealership website every day. New vehicles can enter the content flow, listing updates stay synchronized, and vehicles that disappear from the site stop being treated as fresh inventory.
Can we post dealership inventory to TikTok and Instagram Reels automatically?
Yes. After connecting those accounts, Quicklook Content can prepare vertical video posts for TikTok and Instagram Reels and publish them on the chosen schedule.
Can we review posts before they publish?
Yes. Every workspace starts in review mode, allowing the team to review the media and platform-specific copy before publishing. Automatic publishing can be enabled later if preferred.
