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Reels & sharing

Reels — 3 credits

A reel is a vertical 9:16 edit cut from your finished fly-through — 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

Fly-throughs 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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