Validation
Rights, organisation membership, file types, dimensions and parameters are checked before a job exists.
The pipeline
From camera roll to cut.
No timeline. No render farm. No “we’ll fix it in post”. Six review points between the photos you already own and a film you can publish — with the cost visible before the heavy machinery starts.
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Property details
Title, type, location, price, surface, rooms and contact call to action. The script is built from these facts — it does not invent a sea view.
- 02
Private photo upload
JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 25 MB each, 20 photos per project. Orientation is normalised, EXIF is stripped, and the files never become public.
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Creation settings
Fidelity or Cinematic AI, primary format, target duration, style, language, music and optional voice-over. Every choice is stored with the project.
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Content review
Editable script, per-scene text, brand kit and CTA. The full scene plan is visible before a single request reaches a provider.
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Cost approval
Scene count, options, credits required and regeneration limits. You confirm explicitly; the browser cannot choose the price or the discount.
- 06
Generation and export
Durable background jobs with real progress. Leave the page, come back to a ready film, download the formats included in your plan.
Under the hood
What runs behind the progress bar.
A property film is a financial transaction with a video attached. The pipeline is built in that order.
Atomic reservation
Credits move from available to reserved in one transaction, keyed by idempotency so a retry cannot double-charge.
Durable job
The job survives a closed browser and a worker restart. Stale locks are detected and recovered.
Provider abstraction
Every call records request id, model version and cost. UI code never talks to a video provider.
Assembly
FFmpeg handles deterministic cuts, aspect ratios and audio. No long render runs inside a web request.
Settlement
Consumption on success; release or refund on failure according to the written policy. Every movement is ledgered.
Output spec
One scene plan. Four cuts.
The same approved scenes are reframed for each ratio without stretching the property. The target spec is fixed before the first render, not discovered after.
ContainerMP4 · H.264
Ratios16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1 · 4:5
Target length15–60 seconds
TextEN · FR · TH
16:9
Portal, YouTube, presentation
9:16
Reels, Shorts, TikTok, status
1:1
Feed and carousel
4:5
Paid social, maximum feed height
Target specification for the Fidelity pipeline. Rendering is not enabled during early access.
The look
Cinematic texture, honestly labelled.
These are brand images, not frames from a customer film. They show the visual register VividProp is aiming for — not a promised output for your property.
Clear limits
The things we will not pretend.
- VividProp is not a 3D walkthrough and does not reconstruct floor plans.
- Fidelity mode does not generate rooms, furniture or architecture.
- Cinematic AI can alter a scene; it is opt-in and previewed scene by scene.
- Voice-over is optional and uses a separate provider; its cost is shown before generation.
- Automatic import from property portals is not available at launch.
What is live today
The workspace is real. The render is next.
- Verified accounts and password reset
- Organisations, roles and invitations
- Private workspace isolation, tested server-side
- Credit ledger and atomic reservations
- Internal operations panel with mandatory TOTP
Property import, upload and rendering are the next milestone. They are not presented as available before they are.
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