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HOW IT WORKS

Four steps: location, options, surroundings, confirmation.

The wizard asks, in order, where the plot is, how the video should look and which nearby places to show; in the last step you check a summary and choose how to pay. Then the script is written, you read and approve it, and the video is made.

4 steps · then script approval · then the video

01WIZARD

The wizard, step by step

What you see and choose at each step. The pictures are simplified copies of the wizard, and the values in them are examples.

STEP 1 OF 4

Plot location

Find the plot from its cadastre record, or draw it on the map.

  • On the “Türkiye (Cadastre)” tab, choose the province, district and neighbourhood or village, type the block and parcel numbers, then press “Find parcel”. If you don't know the numbers, use “Pick on map” and click on the plot.
  • For plots outside Türkiye or without a cadastre record, switch to “Draw on map”: search for the address, click the corners in order, then double-click or press “Finish”. Use “Undo” for a corner you placed by mistake.
  • Save the drawing with “Save the drawn area” and add an address or a note if you like. Drawing works outside Türkiye too, but surroundings data there may currently be incomplete or empty.
  • The plot area is the same value everywhere: the cadastre area, or if there is none, the area calculated from your drawing, rounded to whole square metres.

STEP 2 OF 4

Template and options

Here you decide how the video looks and what it covers.

  • There is one template for now: Classic Orbit. The length is 30 to 180 s (60 by default); the aspect ratio is 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1, and the resolution 720p or 1080p.
  • The surroundings are scanned within a radius you choose between 500 m and 5 km (1,500 m by default). All 13 categories start selected; you remove the ones you don't want.
  • Property highlights and the title-deed status are optional. What you pick becomes value cards in the video and goes into the narration; for a shared title deed, the narration describes the share being sold.
  • Narration comes in 8 languages, each with a female or a male voice. Subtitles, infrastructure lines and the access route add-on are switched on or off here, and you enter your logo, colours, company name, phone, price and zoning text.

STEP 3 OF 4

Around the plot

Places found within your radius are listed by category and distance.

  • Untick any place you don't want in the video. “Show on map” shows each one on the map.
  • If the list isn't what you expected, run the scan again with “Scan again”.
  • Driving and walking times are added to the list separately. If the walking service doesn't respond, walking time is estimated at 4.8 km/h.
  • The data comes from OpenStreetMap and is updated weekly. Power, water and gas lines are listed only where they exist in OSM.

STEP 4 OF 4

Review and payment

In the last step you see a summary of your choices and decide how to pay.

  • “Use my credits” deducts as many credits as the video has seconds (1 credit = 1 second). Without a package, “Pay for this video” lets you pay only for its seconds: 4,99 TL per second, VAT included.
  • Card payments go through iyzico's secure payment page; ParselFly does not store your card details.
  • Tick “Render on my own computer” and the cost drops by 50% (60 s → 30 credits); the personal worker must be installed on your computer.
  • The summary step also reminds you that the video is deleted 3 months after completion; remember to download it.
  • Pressing “Create the video” ends the wizard. See what happens next

02CADASTRE LOOKUP

If the cadastre lookup doesn't answer, draw the plot and carry on.

The parcel is looked up in TKGM's public MEGSİS service, which sometimes doesn't respond or blocks automated requests. When that happens, the wizard suggests drawing the parcel on the map, and you continue through the same steps with your drawing.

Either result of the cadastre lookup leads to the same second step. Find parcel: if the parcel is found, the wizard continues with step two. If the lookup doesn't answer or is blocked, you draw the plot on the map and then continue with step two.

03AFTER THE WIZARD

The video is made in this order

Only the script approval waits for you. If you don't start editing within 60 seconds, the script is approved automatically.

  • Your step
  • Runs on its own
  1. Add-ons

    If you chose an add-on such as the access route, it is prepared first. If an add-on fails, the video is made without it.

  2. The script is written

    An AI model writes the script. Distances and times come from the calculated values, and the length of the text follows the video duration.

  3. Script approval

    You can edit the script segment by segment, give each segment an emotion and approve it. If you don't start editing, it is approved automatically after 60 s; once you start, it is approved after 120 min at the latest. The timer keeps running even with the page closed.

    Your step · 60 s · 120 min

  4. Voice-over

    The approved script is voiced in your chosen language with a female or a male voice. Emotion tags are not read out and do not appear in the subtitles.

  5. Render queue

    The video joins the queue and is rendered frame by frame. On the detail page you follow the percentage and the current step live; if something fails, it is tried up to 3 times.

    If you chose “Render on my own computer”, the job goes to your worker at the 50% discounted price. The video waits for your worker with no time limit; you can also have it rendered on our servers instead, at the full price.

  6. MP4, sharing and storage

    When the video is ready, you watch and download it on the detail page (an H.264 MP4 file and a JPEG cover image) and can share it on WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram with a public link. Videos are deleted 3 months after completion.

04CANCELLING AND REFUNDS

If you cancel, the credits go back to your account

  1. Cancel at any point

    You can cancel while the video is being prepared and while it renders.

  2. The credits are refunded

    When you cancel, or the video can't be made, the credits go back to your account automatically. Package credits never expire.

  3. Single-video payments too

    If a video you paid for as a single video is cancelled or can't be made, the refund is again a credit.

  4. Unused seconds come back too

    If the finished video is shorter than the duration you chose, the difference is refunded to your account as credits.

Start with your plot's location

Once the location is set, the wizard asks for the rest one step at a time. Videos are made with your credits or by paying only for their seconds.