A simple guide to the words used in the app

The parts of a video

Tour: the complete property video you are making.
Scene: one part of the tour, usually based on one photo or video clip.
Clip: a short piece of moving video.
Caption: words shown on a scene.
Voiceover: narration that describes the property.
Script: the words that the voiceover or presenter will say.

The look of the listing

Overlay: information placed over the video, such as property facts or contact details.
Thumbnail: the cover image people see before playing the video.
Intro and outro: the opening and closing pieces of a tour.
Aspect ratio: the video’s shape—wide, vertical or square.
Resolution: the level of image detail in the finished video.

Finishing and sharing

Apply the changes: rebuild the finished tour with your latest edits.
Re-render: rebuild a video or post after a change.
Reel: a separate promotional video made for a social audience.
Social post caption: the text that accompanies a post on a social platform.
Landing page: a page dedicated to one property, with its video and listing information.
Embed: put a video player inside a website page.

Your profile and agent details

Your account gives you access to the workspace. Your agent details are the name, contact information and images used to present a listing. A saved agent is a reusable set of those details; it does not create a login for that person.

Three places the same words can appear

“Private garden” might be a scene caption on the video, part of a spoken voiceover script, or a social-post caption below a post. Those are separate pieces of content. If the fact changes, edit each place where you used it.

Edit the caption and its position — Move the caption away from a key property feature.
Edit the wording, then click outside the field to save.

Three different kinds of sound

If a video is too loud or has an unexpected sound, first identify which of these you are hearing.

Background music: the soundtrack chosen in Music.
Voiceover: narration selected or uploaded in Voiceover.
Scene audio: sound already inside an uploaded video clip, controlled by Keep audio when that option is available.

What the save and status messages mean

Unsaved changes: an edit still needs its Save button.
Saved: the settings or text have been stored. This does not always mean the finished video has been rebuilt.
Changes not applied: the finished video needs Apply the changes to include the latest settings.
Generating or rendering: work is still in progress; return to the existing project to check it.
Published: a property page is available to visitors. The page’s owner can still edit it.

Review and finish your video — Download the finished video.
Apply your edits to update the finished video.

Words used on a property page

Headline: the main heading on the page.
CTA: the invitation to take the next step, such as Request a viewing.
Lead: an enquiry recorded from a visitor.
Lead destination email: the inbox used for those enquiry emails.
Preview: the place to check the finished appearance before sharing.