Published Deko360 tours embed on any website that accepts an iframe — including real-estate listing portals, alongside your other listing photos.

## No portal allowlist

Unlike some embed tools, Deko360 doesn't restrict embedding to a fixed list of approved sites. Every published tour is embeddable anywhere — the same posture as embedding a YouTube or Vimeo video. If a portal accepts an iframe or embed-code field for its listings at all, a Deko360 tour will work in it.

## How to add your tour to a listing

1. Publish your tour (see [Publishing Your Tour](https://help.deko360.com/hc/user-guide/articles/publishing-your-tour)).
2. Copy the embed code from the editor (see [Embedding Your Tour](https://help.deko360.com/hc/user-guide/articles/embedding-your-tour)).
3. Paste the embed code into the relevant field of your listing on the portal — most portals that support 360° tours have a dedicated "virtual tour" or "embed code" field in their listing form.

If a portal doesn't offer a dedicated embed field, you can usually still share the tour's direct link in the listing description as a fallback — it works in any browser without needing to be embedded.

## If a portal's embed doesn't render

Some portals sanitize or strip iframe embeds from user-submitted listing descriptions as a security measure, even when they advertise "virtual tour" support. If your tour doesn't show up after pasting the embed code, try the portal's dedicated virtual-tour URL field (if it has one) instead of a free-text description box, or fall back to sharing the direct tour link. Let us know which portal — we're always looking to improve compatibility.