Can I use an address instead of a map link?
Yes. Paste a map link, type an address, or type coordinates.
Building on a real site
Paste a map link, an address, or coordinates; point at the exact shop, floor, building, or empty plot; say what it should become. AiWebVideo creates concept visuals for that place. AI visualization for concept purposes, not a surveyed or construction-accurate plan.
Use a Google Maps link, an address, or coordinates. AiWebVideo finds the point and shows it on a map so you can confirm it is the right place.
Where street-level imagery is offered and available, you can look around it. Otherwise add a photo or screenshot of the plot. Imagery coverage varies by place, and some places have none.
Tap the shop, floor, building, or empty plot you mean. The mark is used as a locating aid for the design.
Choose whole building, one shop or unit, one floor, or empty land (and the level), then describe the building and add plot dimensions if you have them.
Results are concept visualizations. Map and street imagery can be out of date, and a photo cannot establish exact dimensions. AiWebVideo is not affiliated with Google; Google Maps and Street View are trademarks of Google LLC.
Yes. Paste a map link, type an address, or type coordinates.
Add your own photo or screenshot of the plot and tap the exact place on it. Your photo takes priority.
No. It is an AI visualization for concept purposes, not a surveyed or construction-accurate plan.
Yes. Choose one shop or unit, or one floor, and the level; the rest of the building stays as it is.