Managing scenes
Every panorama you upload becomes a scene in your tour. Scenes appear as a strip of thumbnails along the bottom of the editor.
- Select a scene by clicking its thumbnail — it loads into the main viewer above.
- Rename a scene by selecting it, then editing the Scene title field in the right-hand panel.
- Reorder isn't needed for navigation (hotspots define how visitors move between scenes), but the strip order is the sequence you and your team see while editing.
- Delete a scene using the trash icon that appears on hover over its thumbnail. This also removes any hotspots that pointed to it — double-check nothing important still links there first.
- Add more scenes any time by dragging new panoramas onto the "+" tile at the end of the strip.
Each scene shows a small status indicator while it's uploading and processing (queued → processing → ready). If processing fails, a Reprocess option appears so you can retry — see Troubleshooting Uploads & Processing.
Placing hotspots
Hotspots are the clickable markers that let a visitor walk from one scene to another.
- Select the scene you want to add a hotspot to.
- Click Add Hotspot in the toolbar above the viewer.
- Click anywhere on the 360° panorama to drop a marker at that spot — typically a doorway, staircase, or opening.
- In the hotspot list on the right, choose the Destination scene from the dropdown.
A hotspot with no destination selected is marked Unlinked — visitors can see the marker but clicking it won't take them anywhere, so make sure every hotspot you place gets a destination.
Removing a hotspot
Open the hotspot list in the right-hand panel and click the trash icon next to the hotspot you want to remove.
Building a walkable tour
Think of hotspots as doors: if a visitor can walk from the Living Room into the Kitchen, place a hotspot in the Living Room scene pointing to the Kitchen — and one in the Kitchen scene pointing back to the Living Room. Tours feel best when every connection works both ways.