Pin each room of your tour on its floor plan. Visitors see a small map in a corner, with a cone that turns as they look round, and click any room on it to go there.
In Panoramr you upload a floor plan as a picture, click the plan where each 360° photo was taken, and calibrate the radar so its cone points the way the camera faced. Visitors then see the plan as a small map in a corner of the tour, follow where they are and which way they are looking, and click a pin to jump to that room. A tour can have a plan for each floor, and its rooms can be grouped into floors and areas.
Upload the plan on the Floor Plans tab and pin each room. The pin of the room a visitor is in carries a radar cone that turns as they look round.
Give rooms a group, such as Ground Floor, First Floor or Gardens, and switch on the listed navigation. Visitors then pick a floor or an area and go straight to its rooms.
Group your roomsGive each photo its place by typing it, clicking a map, or in one click from the photo’s own GPS, then switch the map on in the top bar. The photo’s own GPS position stays private: only the place you choose is shown.
Set a photo’s locationChoose where visitors are looking when each room opens: through the window, at the stage, at the bed.
Set the opening view
Click the plan where each photo was taken and choose the room for the pin. Calibrate Radar then turns the cone to match the way the camera faced, so it moves with the visitor’s view.
Upload a floor plan and pin each room on it. Visitors see a small map in a corner, with a cone that shows which way they are looking.
How it worksGroup the rooms into floors or areas, such as Ground Floor or Gardens, so visitors can go straight to the part they want.
How it worksGive each photo its place, from the photo’s own GPS or a click on a map, and show a map in the tour.
How it worksChoose where visitors are looking when each room opens: the view from the window, the stage, the bed.
How it worksA PNG or JPEG picture of up to 5 MB, such as an estate agent’s plan or an architect’s drawing saved as a picture. Panoramr does not draw a plan for you or take SVG files.
Yes, one plan for each floor. Visitors switch between them from a list, and the map follows them to the plan that holds the room they are in.
On a phone the small corner map is hidden to leave room for the photo, and visitors open the plan from a button in the bottom bar.
No. You can type a location or click it on a map. When a photo does carry its own GPS position, you can use it in one click, and it is never shown to visitors.
Yes. Every plan can upload floor plans and pin rooms. On a free account, a tour in a Pro theme that has never been hosted shows the map in the free Default look.
Upload your 360° photos and your floor plan, and pin the rooms. Making the tour is free.