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Panorama tour maker

CREATE / 360° PANORAMA TOURS

A few places.
A tour to keep.

Connect your own panoramic images. Write useful scene notes. Download a tour that belongs to you.

Keep your originals. Images are decoded and rasterized into JPEG copies to discard original metadata. Color, transparency and image quality can change. Reopening a project re-encodes every image again, so quality can change on each reopen. Limits: 4 scenes, 8 MiB per original or saved image, 24 MiB combined images, and 16 megapixels per panorama.
Limited early release. What was checked: Desktop JSON save, fresh-tab reopen, revision, and exported HTML image/text navigation. The test browser had no WebGL, so 360° rendering, hotspot navigation and aiming remain unqualified. Current-view capture needs a successfully loaded viewer; you can always enter angles manually.

01 / BUILD YOUR TOUR

Your tour workspace

Not saved

Panorama preview

Loading viewer…

Drag to look. Focus the viewer and use arrow keys to turn; + / − zoom. Use named scene buttons below to navigate without hotspots.

Image & text alternative for this scene

02 / CONNECT PLACES

Two-way connections

Each connection creates a hotspot in both scenes. Yaw turns left/right (−180° to 180°); pitch looks down/up (−90° to 90°). Preview a scene, aim at its doorway, then use its current view.

First scene → second scene
Second scene → first scene

    03 / SAVE WHAT YOU MADE

    Keep an editable copy. Share deliberately.

    Privacy check: Both downloads contain your full images and all scene notes. Check for people, addresses, private spaces and other sensitive details before sharing. Metadata removal does not remove information visible in an image.

    The tour HTML includes its viewer, images, labels, licenses and accessible image/text fallback. Serve it from a static HTTP(S) website. Opening downloaded HTML with file:// has not been qualified. A JSON save is the editable backup; an HTML tour is the viewing copy.

    THE SMALL PRINT, IN PLAIN LANGUAGE

    Make a small tour, without a hosted account.

    1. Try the fictional demo, or choose New blank tour and add 2:1 panoramas you have the right to use.
    2. Name each scene and describe its important details and routes. Choose a starting scene.
    3. Choose two scenes and place both ends of a connection. To capture a position, select that scene in the preview, point the view, then press the matching current-view button.
    4. Try the hotspot routes and named scene buttons. Check the image/text alternative.
    5. Download project JSON before closing. Reopen it here to revise. Download tour HTML when you want a self-contained viewing copy.

    Where this fits: For the narrow task of linking a few panorama images into a downloadable tour, this is a browser-local option alongside hosted tour tools such as Kuula, which has a free tier (Kuula pricing and plan details). This tool does not claim Kuula feature parity, hosting, collaboration, or price savings.

    Viewer: Pannellum 2.5.7, restricted local build. Original editor and orientation diagrams: MIT. Download the complete source & licenses · Third-party notices.