A camera on a panoramic tripod head in a bright empty room

How a virtual tour is made

From the first phone call to a tour on your website and Google Maps.

  1. 1

    A short conversation

    Call or email us and tell us about the place: which rooms and areas you want to show and where the tour will be used. We suggest the number of panoramas and send a quote - every project is priced individually, mainly by the number of panoramas.

  2. 2

    The photo shoot

    We come with professional panoramic equipment. Each panorama takes about 10 minutes; longer in spaces that need preparing. We can work early in the morning, in the evening or at weekends so that we do not disturb your customers, pupils or patients.

  3. 3

    Editing and building the tour

    Every panorama is blended from several HDR exposures, retouched and stitched. We link the panoramas with navigation arrows, name the rooms and add your logo, a menu and a list of places.

  4. 4

    Hand-over

    You receive a hand-over page with the tour, the direct link, the embed code for your website and the Google Street View links, plus the downloads: the offline tour and the full-size panoramas.

  5. 5

    Publishing

    Paste the code on your website, publish the tour on Google Maps, share the link on social media and in emails, and print a QR code on your leaflets.

Included

  • HDR photography of every panorama
  • Navigation arrows, room names, menu and your logo
  • Hosting on panoramea.co.uk
  • Direct link and embed code for your website
  • Works on phones, tablets and computers, in full screen
  • Offline copy of the complete tour
  • Full-size 360° panoramas for Facebook and print

Optional extras

  • Publishing on Google Maps and Street View
  • Floor plans and maps with clickable points
  • Narration and translations
  • A short video of the tour
  • Still photographs
  • Aerial panoramas

Schools using virtual tours for education receive a discount.

Want a 360° tour of your place?

Tell us what you would like to show - we will suggest the number of panoramas and a date for the shoot.