The Comparisons feature in PanoCool Virtual Tour Studio is a powerful tool designed to showcase transformation and environmental changes within a single space. By linking two or more scenes, you can provide your audience with an interactive "Time Travel" or "Renovation" experience. Use Cases This feature
A common challenge in virtual tour production is discovering a needed correction after a scene has already been published. Typically, this would require an offline edit and a manual re-upload, which can disrupt hotspot placements and scene settings. PanoCool eliminates this friction with its integrated AI Retouch suite. This feature
Spatial context is the secret sauce of a truly immersive virtual tour. It’s the difference between "looking at a room" and "understanding a home." Today, we are thrilled to announce the launch of the Floor Plan feature on PanoCool, designed to give your viewers a
Creating immersive virtual experiences just got significantly faster and more intuitive with Street View Style Arrows feature of PanoCool Virtual Studio. For years, the gold standard of simple, familiar navigation has been the floating arrow system popularized by Google Street View. It allows users to effortlessly "walk" through
Google has officially retired the Street View app, which means users can no longer upload 360 photos directly through it. Instead, publishing is now done through third-party tools. One of the best completely free options available today is PanoCool Street View Publisher—a simple web-based tool that makes uploading and
In a virtual tour, it's common to click on a hotspot icon to open a video popup. This article will guide you through the process of creating and using video popups with PanoCool. After add an icon to a panorama, let click on it. On Click section, select
In the world of virtual tours and 360-degree photography, image quality and loading speed are crucial factors that can make or break the user experience. One innovative technique that addresses these challenges is the use of tiles and multi-resolution technology. This method involves splitting large 360-degree photos into smaller, more
Using a custom domain with PanoCool enhances your brand, improves user experience, and boosts search visibility. It’s a smart investment for creating impressive virtual tours. This is a quick instructions of how to add your custom domain to your virtual tour on PanoCool. Go to your project, open editor
When adding a PanCool project, it must go through a process of verification. This process involves changing DNS records. Once DNS records have been changed, they can take a while to propagate, which means global DNS providers recognise they have been changed. A custom domain added to PanoCool will appear
Embedding 360° images on your Ghost blog using PanoCool is a great way to create an immersive experience for your audience. If you would like to display 360 images like in this post, let check our simple guide below. Upload Your 360° Images to PanoCool: * Visit the PanoCool editor. * Upload
Introduction 360-degree photos, often saved as equirectangular projection images, allow us to view immersive scenes in a spherical format. Whether you’re sharing these images on social media platforms like Facebook or Google Maps, you might want to add text overlays to enhance the viewer’s experience. However, adding text
Before you share your amazing 360-degree images, there’s a crucial step you shouldn’t overlook: adding your watermark. In this blog post, I’ll show you how to do it by using PanoCool. First, going to https://pano.cool/design, then sign in. Then drop your pictures in, or