Copy one code from the tour’s Publish tab and paste it into your page. The tour plays there, on phones and computers, and visitors never leave your site.
To put a Panoramr tour on a website, copy the Web Embed Code from the tour’s Publish tab and paste it into any block that accepts HTML, in WordPress, Wix, Squarespace or any other site. Every plan can embed a published tour. A tour that is not hosted carries Panoramr’s branding; a hosted tour carries none. You can also send the tour’s link, list it on Panoramr’s Explore page, or keep it private to you and the people you invite.
Paste the embed code into a block that accepts HTML. The frame fills the width your page gives it and is 600 pixels tall, which you can change in the code. A hosted tour can also hide the tripod patch and the start screen from there.
Embed a tourSend the tour’s address by email, in a message or in a social post. Anyone with the link opens the tour in their browser, with nothing to install.
Share a tourList the tour on Explore, where people browse tours by kind of place. Any account can do it, with Panoramr’s branding.
See ExploreSwitch on Autorotate on Idle and the view turns slowly by itself in every room, stopping when someone touches it and starting again a few seconds later.
Autorotate for displays
The code is ready on the Publish tab. Paste it into your page builder’s HTML or embed block and publish your page.
Paste the embed code into WordPress, Squarespace, Wix or any web page. The tour plays there, and visitors never leave your site.
How it worksA hosted tour can stay private to you and the people you invite, or open to anyone with its link and kept off Explore.
How it worksAutorotate on Idle turns the view slowly while nobody touches it, which suits a screen in a reception or a shop window.
How it worksYes. Every plan can embed a published tour. Until the tour is hosted it carries Panoramr’s start screen and badge; hosting it removes both and costs from £36 a year, in a Vault of up to 36 photos.
Yes. Paste the embed code into a block or element that accepts HTML; a website builder may call it Custom HTML, Code or Embed. The same code works on any other page that accepts HTML.
No, Panoramr has no passwords. A private tour opens only for you and the people you invite; a published tour opens for anyone who has its address.
The tour is served from Panoramr’s address. On your website it plays inside your own page, under your own address.
Yes. A visit through an embed counts as a view on the tour’s Analytics tab.
There is no kiosk mode or tour that walks itself from room to room. Autorotate on Idle turns the view slowly in each room, which suits a screen in a reception or a shop window.
Make the tour free, copy one code, and paste it into your page.