We’re based in Vienna, a city photographed from every angle, but you don’t often get to explore it as an interactive panorama. In this “In the Wild” feature, we highlight Manfred Gruber’s long-running Wien52 project, including a gallery of beautiful panoramic images from around Vienna, presented with a clean, Pano2VR-powered viewing experience.
Working with 3D Models Learn how to add and work with 3D models. Virtual Tour with 3D Model 3D models can be integrated into virtual tours to provide context, orientation, and visual detail. They are commonly used to show floor plans, dollhouse views, cutaway models, or to show detail of any 3 dimensional object. In this section, you’ll learn how to add a 3D model to a tour, use it for seamless transitions between nodes and create interactive 3D objects that are part of the tour experience. If you’re new to creating 3D Models and Gaussian Splats, there are many
Getting Started Get Started quickly by using the Project Wizard. And then learn the basic workflows of Pano2VR. Create a Project using the Project Wizard The Project Wizard is a tool to create a tour in the most simple and fast way. When you first open Pano2VR, you’ll be greeted by the Welcome Window. In the Welcome Window, click New Project. This will open the Project Wizard. Follow the prompts. The first prompt is to drag in your images. If you need images to start with, you can download some here. Click Continue in the upper right corner of the
User Guide Welcome to our User Guides where you'll find step-by-step instructions for tasks in Pano2VR. The User Guide pages are all dedicated to helping you to complete a task in Pano2VR. If you need to know how a setting or parameter works, check out the Workspace pages. Start with some basic workflows Getting Started with Pano2VR Build an interactive virtual tour Export a animated video of a panorama Fix the nadir and zenith Add a Dollhouse to your virtual tour
Harzadrenalin 360º, created by CC INTERACTIVE, is a virtual 360° tour built to convey the atmosphere of Harzdrenalin in Germany’s Harz Mountains before visitors arrive. The tour combines drone panoramas for orientation, a ground-level walking tour, and short on-location videos featuring Harzadrenalin team members.
A Can I purchase a Pano2VR subscription for my employees? Yes! To purchase a subscription for your employee: Go to pano2vr.com, click Buy it. Under the subscription option, choose Monthly or Yearly and then click Subscribe. On the Checkout page, in the right-side column, in the Product section, select Purchase for an employee. Enter the employee’s email address that will be associated with the Pano2VR subscription license. Once the subscription is paid, an account for the employee will be created and an email will be sent to the employee to activate that account. The employee then needs to open Pano2VR
A I already have a perpetual license for Pano2VR—do I need to switch to a subscription? No, you do not. We simply offer the subscription as licensing option. Permalink
A How do I purchase a subscription for Pano2VR? To purchase a subscription, go to the Pano2VR product page and select the option for subscription. You can choose to pay €30/month or €300/year (excluding VAT). Permalink
A What’s included in the Pano2VR subscription? When you subscribe to Pano2VR 8, you get Pano2VR and Gnome Cloud Small, our hosting service. You also get all updates and upgrades for free. Permalink
A look back at our work in 2025, from the Pano2VR 8 beta release featuring 3D models and Gaussian splats to new tutorials and our small community meetup in Krakow. See what’s new and what we’re looking forward to in 2026.
The Pano2VR 8.0 beta is here with full 3D model support, smooth model-based transitions, a three-step Project Wizard, updated skins and UI, the choice between a perpetual license or a new subscription model, and much more!
Pano2VR 8 beta brings 3D models into your virtual tours, letting you combine 360º panoramas with detailed meshes and Gaussian splats for smooth, “dollhouse view” style transitions between nodes. With the new Project Wizard, refreshed UI, updated skins, and flexible licensing options, it’s easier than ever to build and publish immersive web-based tours.