Share a view
The link carries the camera, the plan or 3D mode, and any measurement, so the person you send it to lands on the same view.
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The viewer · view.aerialok.com
One link.
The whole record.
Every job we deliver opens in a browser: the model, the flights on a timeline, the historical frames, and the tools to measure, compare and print to scale. Nothing to install, no GIS seat to buy, and the link carries the exact view to whoever needs to see it.
RUNS IN ANY BROWSER
MEASURES FEET · ACRES · BEARING
PLAN VIEW TRUE ORTHO
PRINTS 1" = 100' · 1" = 660'
SHARES THE VIEW, IN THE LINK
PRIVATE JOBS PASSWORD
Live, not a screenshot
Four demos, running in your browser
Every one of them opens the real viewer, the same one clients use. Nothing to install.
30 FLIGHTS OVER TEN YEARS · 47 IN ELEVEN MONTHS
Thirty flights of one dam rebuild, opening with January 2021 left of the gold divider and February 2026 right. Drag the divider, pick any other two dates, scrub the timeline, measure anything you can see. The second button is the same idea at a different tempo, the tank farm at Cushing, flown forty-seven times in eleven months, where the floating roofs rise and fall as you scrub. Nothing to install.
70 MM · 31° BELOW HORIZON
2,727 FT UP
FRAME 44 / 186
2,727 FT UP
FRAME 44 / 186
186 FRAMES · 2 LENSES · ONE MORNING · 7 FLIGHTS ON THE MODEL
Obliques, with the model
The photograph, and the model at the same angle
Downtown Oklahoma City on one September morning: 186 frames on two lenses, every one solved to the model, on a project that also carries seven flights back to 1954. Steer the model and the frames that show what you are looking at come to the front; pick one and the model turns to match it. The second button loads the Gold Dome, the first job that tied photographs to a model.
- SPLITModel left, photograph right
- LENSES70 mm · 200 mm
- FOLLOWFrames rank by what is in view
- TIMELINESeven flights, 1954 to 2026, same model
In the viewer
Built for the work,
not for a demo reel
Everything here runs on the same model in the same browser tab, so a measurement, a compared date and a scaled sheet all agree with each other.
True plan view
Switch to plan view and the model locks north-up and straight down, with no convergence, so the scale bar is right everywhere on the screen, the way a plat is. Measure lines, paths and areas against the model. The figures update live as you place corners, the corners drag, and they snap to the linework you're working from.
- LINEFeet + quadrant bearing
- AREASq ft, acres, perimeter
- SNAPTo drawn lines and corners
- LAYERSRight-of-way, plans, topo
- LEGENDBuilt from what's drawn
FOR right-of-way agents · appraisers · counsel
Sheets that hold scale
Frame a view and export a finished plate at an engineering scale: imagery, linework, legend, title block, north arrow and scale bar. The bar is drawn at its true printed length, so a ruler on the paper checks the scale without trusting the number above it. Nothing appears on the sheet unless it's on the screen.
- SCALES1" = 100' · 1" = 660'
- SHEETLetter, light or dark
- TITLE BLOCKJob, case, parcel
- UNDERLAYCurrent model or any year
FOR trial exhibits · condemnation · appraisal
MODEL · SAME ANGLE
70 MM · FRAME 5 OF 6
The pictures are the page
Oblique jobs open straight onto the photographs. When a job has a model too, the split view puts the model on one side and the photograph on the other at the same angle, and the frames that show what you're looking at move to the front as you steer. Filter by lens; the client downloads one frame or the whole set.
- LENSReal field of view per frame
- RIBBONFollows the model
- DOWNLOADFor the client: one frame, or a zip per lens
- NO MODEL?Opens as a gallery
FOR commercial real estate · utilities · marketing
Month over month
Recurring flights sit on one timeline. Scrub through them, or put any two flights side by side with a gold divider and compare them directly. Each flight is flown the same way every time, so the change you see is change on the ground, not a different camera.
- CADENCEWeekly · monthly · quarterly
- COMPAREAny two flights, split screen
- REBUILDSNever overwrite a published date
- ACCESSPrivate jobs sit behind a password
FOR utilities · generation sites · construction
Delivery
One link.
No attachments.
Large KMZ attachments get bounced by agency mail servers. A link doesn't, and it opens on exactly what we meant you to see.
Downloads
KMZ, GeoJPG and zipped photo sets are in the viewer's Downloads tab, grouped by flight or by year.
KMZ · GeoTIFF · GeoJPG · ZIP
Private jobs
Client work is gated inside the same tool, and the gate is the link you were sent. A shared exhibit never shows anyone the rest of your project list.
gated per client
Any browser
A laptop in a deposition, a phone on site, a tablet in a board room. Nothing to install and no license to buy.
no plugin · no GIS seat
Getting around
Mouse, touchpad, touch
The model moves the way a map does, with one more axis. Drag to pan. Scroll to zoom. Hold Ctrl and drag to tilt and orbit, which is the move a middle mouse button makes and the one touchpad users ask about most. Plan view locks the camera north-up and straight down, so the scale bar is right everywhere on the screen; switch back to 3D and it's loose again.
The same controls work on a phone or a tablet with one and two fingers.
PANDrag with the left button, or one finger
ZOOMScroll wheel, right-button drag, or pinch
TILT AND ORBITCtrl + drag, middle-button drag, or two fingers on touch
LOOK AROUNDShift + drag turns the camera in place
PLAN VIEWNorth-up, straight down, one scale edge to edge; switch back to 3D to tilt again
MEASUREPick the tool, click the corners; figures update as you go and corners drag
SHARECopy the address bar; the link carries camera, mode and measurements
If your files open in Google Earth Pro
June
2027
2027
Google is ending downloads of Google Earth Pro for desktop, and most aerial deliverables of the last twenty years were made to open in it. Existing installs keep running for now, but new machines won't get it. Every job we host is already in the viewer, and the KMZs you already have keep working in the meantime.
| For this job | Google Earth Pro | AerialOK viewer |
|---|---|---|
| Historical imagery | Google's imagery, no stated source | +Source and year on every frame, aligned by hand |
| The ground itself | Imagery draped on coarse terrain | +Photogrammetric mesh from our own flights |
| Scaled plan view | None | +True orthographic, one scale edge to edge |
| Printing | Screen capture | +Plates at 1" = 100' and 1" = 660' |
| Legend | Made by hand | +Built from the layers that are drawn |
| Sending it | Attach a KMZ | +A link, private if needed |
Contact
Move a project over
Older deliverables, KMZs from other vendors, a folder of frames from a case: describe what you have and we'll say what it takes to put it in the viewer.
Know where it is?Mark the location on a map, pick what you need, and a quote comes back by email.Request a quote on the map
Office4501 N Classen Blvd, STE 113
Oklahoma City, OK 73118
Oklahoma City, OK 73118
Phone405-840-8977
Emailinfo@aerialok.com
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