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Reels & sharing

Reels — 3 credits

A reel is a vertical 9:16 edit cut from your finished preview — an edit of existing footage, never a re-render, which is why it’s cheap. Three flavours:

  • AI vibe reel — describe the feel (or tap a preset: Fast & flashy, Upbeat, Slow & luxury) and the AI picks the best scenes, the order, the pace and a matching instrumental score. Fast reels cut ~2-second beats; slow ones hold ~5. The free Auto-generate button writes the brief for you from the film’s rooms.
  • Talking reel — add up to six clips of yourself (MP4/MOV, up to 50 MB each) to open or close the reel; your voice is kept and everything is reframed to a uniform vertical.
  • Simple vertical — with no extras, the tour is reframed to 9:16 as is.

Each reel becomes its own film with its own share page. Reels can’t be 4K-enhanced — enhance the source tour first, then cut the reel.

The share page

Every film gets a public share link. The page carries your branding — logo, company name, brand colours, price overlay and a “presented by” contact card — with only a small “Made with Soarly” credit in the footer. Share links are unlisted: anyone with the link can watch (no login), but the pages tell search engines not to index them.

Downloading

You (the owner) can download the MP4 from the film page — named after the property, with no watermark added to the file. Your logo overlay on the share page is a live overlay, not burned into the video, so the downloaded file is clean for portals and MLS uploads.

Embedding and portals

Previews are shared via their share page link rather than an iframe — paste it into a listing’s “video tour” field, an email or a message. For portals, MLS uploads and socials, use the downloaded MP4 directly; it’s clean and watermark-free.

Billing your clients

If you sell your videos, Soarly can take payment for you: connect your own Stripe account in the app and send payment requests billed in your account’s currency. Payments go directly to your Stripe — Soarly doesn’t sit in the middle of your money.

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