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Prepare a clearer proposal.

Start with reliable inputs, choose a useful viewpoint and explain what the output does—and does not—show.

Walk through the product

How it works →
Location, configuration, review, revisions and output.

Compare site examples

Use cases →
Review existing examples and their reference limitations.

Before you generate a view

  1. Confirm the address, structure point and camera location refer to the intended site.
  2. Use Pegman to inspect the Street View location. Check that trees, buildings or vehicles do not block the proposed structure.
  3. Review model identity, proposed height, equipment orientation and dimensions against your source information.
  4. Check the ground relationship, camera alignment and foreground masking in the generated result.

Before you share a report

Check the project and candidate names, recorded inputs and output pages. Explain the imagery source and preliminary nature of the proposal. A convincing visual alone does not establish surveyed accuracy or construction suitability.

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