Pano2VR
Pano2VR is virtual tour software that turns panoramic photos, 360° videos, gigapixel images, 3D models, and Gaussian Splats into interactive experiences.
Whether you’re working with a single high-resolution panorama or a virtual tour with thousands of connected scenes, Pano2VR helps you create immersive projects for modern browsers. Finished tours can be integrated into existing websites and viewed on desktops, mobile devices, and VR headsets.
Create a Sense of Space
Connect panoramas, 360° video, maps, hotspots, and visual cues into tours that feel easy to explore.
Viewers can move from one location to another at their own pace, following links between rooms, viewpoints, objects, and areas of interest. Add transitions, navigation menus, and media to give the tour a clear rhythm and flow.

Build with 3D Models and Gaussian Splats
Combine panoramas with 3D models and Gaussian Splats to create tours with more depth and spatial detail.
Models can show the structure of a space, while Gaussian Splats can present scanned environments and objects. Use hotspots, media, and node links to guide viewers through connected scenes.

Improve Your Images
Remove tripods and other image imperfections using Pano2VR’s Patch mode. With this invaluable tool, you can extract a defined patch area from the panorama without distortion, making it easier to retouch.
Define and extract the image patch in Pano2VR. Then, edit it in your favorite editor. Once it’s saved, the modified patch will be automatically applied non-destructively to the panorama.
Or never leave Pano2VR and instead use AI to correct the image for you.Â

Design the Viewer Experience
Pano2VR gives you control over how your tour looks and feels. Built-in skins provide ready-made navigation, thumbnails, maps, buttons, and popups, while the Skin Editor lets you adapt the interface to suit the project.
Add floor plans, image galleries, information panels, custom menus, and branded details to support the visual experience. A real estate tour, museum exhibition, training project, or photo-based story can each have its own style and rhythm.
Or work with these third-party designers here to help you achieve your goals.

Reveal the Highlights
Highlight significant scenes in your tours by creating animation paths that automatically navigate through each tour node. At any time, the viewer can choose to pause the animation to interact and explore further. You can even export this walk-through as a video file.

Zoom In
Pano2VR supports gigapixel images and multi-resolution so viewers can zoom deep in to the image to see amazing details. Load in the largest panorama you can find! Pano2VR can not only handle it but processing the panoramas is fast and the output is pixel perfect.

Show Your Work
Export panoramas in HTML5 format and upload to your web server. We even offer a handy plugin that lets you post your finished projects directly to your WordPress site.Â
Want to share your work in virtual reality? The program supports WebXR, which allows you to create a fully immersive VR experience directly from a web page so you can view projects on Apple Vision Pro and Meta Quest. Alternatively, use the VRTourviewer app integration for offline VR tours.Â


Video Panoramas

Live Update

Projections

Directional Sound

Droplets

Integrated Web Server

Google Street View

WordPress Plugin
Examples
The Grand Villa Estate is a tour that opens with a 3D Model. Spin the property around and inspect it from all angles! The tour also uses the model to transition between the 360º panoramic images of the estate.
Images courtesy World Travel in 360.
This virtual tour example uses computer-generated home models and features the built-in skin, “Feather Orb”. The Feather Orb skin features a sliding thumbnail menu, animated circular node hotspots with preview, and translation support. Check out all the built-in skins.
Pano2VR tour example that uses the Material Dart skin and showcases a multilingual menu, directional sound, PDF popup, and VR skins.
Zoom in to Jeffrey Martin’s 400-gigapixel panorama of Prague! This 360º image is 900,000 pixels wide. It took about 10 hours to remap on a laptop using Pano2VR, resulting in a total of 1,569,650 tiles.
This Pano2VR tour example uses a 3D model for transitions, Pinned Video, Images, Sounds, Lottie Animations, animated Hotspots, rollover effects, and a customized Feather Orb skin. Additionally, the exported CG images are using the WebP image format.
Here is an interactive 360º video demo reel with changing projections that were created in the Animation Editor. See a rendered output on YouTube.
Video courtesy Panedia.
Embed video into still panoramas to add some movement to your panorama. This example shows the video pinned and aligned within the panorama.
Tutorial for embedding video.
Panorama courtesy Present Photography.
Build nested menus using multiple categories. Add this menu to a project using the Thumbnail Menu with Categories component, customize it to your needs, or build it from scratch. Learn to do both.
Images courtesy Panedia.
This example shows stereo panoramas in WebVR. Learn how to work with stereo images in Pano2VR.
Panoramas courtesy Thomas Sharpless and Leonstudio VFX.
This tour features a 3D Model of the Göttweg Abbey. The model itself has tour nodes and pinned elements and uses target cameras and custom camera paths.
A gigapixel image with changing projections created in the Animation Editor and used as auto-rotation in the Web Output. Check out the animation output over on YouTube.
Panorama courtesy Matthias Taugwalder.
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