360 Image Viewer & Tour Studio - Panoramas & Hotspots

IMMERSIVE PANORAMAS

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Open a 2:1 panorama captured with a 360° camera or start with our sample tour.

Runs in your browser · No account · No photo uploads

Make the scene yours.

Edit tour details, add points of interest and save an editable project.

Tour nameCurrent scene

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Image: —

The saved opening direction and zoom are restored when the scene opens. Older projects use the original default view.

Selected hotspot

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Select or drag a marker to position it, then edit its label and destination. Dragging is undoable.

Take it with you.

A project backup includes the original panorama files and all hotspot edits. Save a view to PNG for sharing.

Built for real panoramas

Use 2:1 equirectangular 360° images, not regular wide-angle photos. Very large images may be downsampled for GPU preview, but backups keep original files. No 360° videos, cubemaps or tiled gigapixel panoramas in this release.

Using 360° Image Viewer & Tour Studio

Open a supported 2:1 panorama, set an opening view and add hotspots or linked scenes. Preview the tour and save a PKO360 backup before closing the browser.

This tool does not support 360 video, cubemaps or tiled multiresolution tours. Canvas fallback is lower resolution than WebGL. PNG screenshots omit HTML hotspot overlays, and browser drafts are best effort rather than durable backups.

Choose a panorama tour backup or a viewport picture

2:1 equirectangular image: open a supported panorama as a scene.

Scenes and hotspots: author supported navigation and save an opening view.

PKO360: keep a portable editable tour backup rather than relying only on a browser draft.

Viewport PNG: share a rendered view, not the complete interactive tour or its HTML hotspot overlays.

Practice: a two-scene fictional tour

Open two suitable panorama images you own and name the scenes clearly.

Add a scene-link hotspot and check the opening view of each scene in preview.

Save a portable backup. If you also export a PNG, explain that it is a still view.

This is an authored tour-planning exercise, not a supplied panorama or a rendered tour test.

360 viewer questions

Can I open 360 video, cubemaps or tiled high-resolution tours?

No. The supported workflow uses bounded 2:1 equirectangular images. A lower-resolution Canvas fallback is not the same as full WebGL rendering.

Why are hotspots missing from my PNG screenshot?

The PNG captures the rendered viewport and omits HTML hotspot overlays. Keep PKO360 for supported editable tour information; a picture is not an interactive tour backup.