Free Virtual Tour Widget

Create immersive 360 virtual tours with interactive hotspots that let visitors explore spaces, view details clearly, and experience panoramic environments seamlessly.

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The Common Ninja Virtual Tour is a free, no-code widget that turns 360 degree panoramic photos into an explorable tour on any website. Upload the panoramas, place your hotspots, and paste one line of embed code.

Visitors drag to look around a space, and hotspots let them move between rooms, read extra information, or follow a link out to a booking or product page.

Animation controls, web-linked hotspots, full styling control, and custom CSS are all included. Works on 200+ platforms including Canva, Framer, Shopify, Squarespace, and Elementor.

Why add a virtual tour to your website?

  • Property listings people can walk through

    Photographs show a room from one angle and hide whatever is behind the camera, which is exactly what a buyer suspects. A tour removes that doubt, and it filters out the viewings that were never going to happen.

  • Venues, hotels, and restaurants

    People booking a space want to know how big it really is and what it feels like. A tour answers that in a way a gallery cannot, and hotspots can send them from the room they liked straight to the booking form.

  • Showrooms, galleries, and campuses

    Car showrooms, museums, gyms, and schools all get asked what the place is actually like. A tour is a permanent answer that works at midnight, from another country, for someone not ready to visit yet.

  • Interaction that holds attention

    Dragging to look around is genuinely engaging in a way scrolling is not. Visitors spend far longer inside a tour than on a gallery, and time spent is what a page selling a place actually needs.

Get started in 3 steps

How it works

  1. Upload your 360 panoramas

    Add the panoramic photos of each space. These come from a 360 camera, or from a phone panorama stitched into a full spherical image, and resolution matters: a tour is only as convincing as the photograph behind it.

  2. Place the hotspots

    Drop hotspots onto the panorama to move between spaces, reveal information, or link out. This is what turns a single panorama into a tour, so plan the route a visitor should take rather than scattering markers.

  3. Embed one line of code

    Copy the snippet from the Add to Website tab and paste it where the tour belongs. Adding a space later updates every page carrying the embed.

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What you get with the Common Ninja Virtual Tour

Hotspots that navigate and inform

Place markers to move between spaces or to reveal detail about what a visitor is looking at, so one panorama becomes a route through a whole building.

Web-linked hotspots

A hotspot can lead out to another page entirely, so the room someone liked links to the booking form, the price list, or the product it contains.

Animation and navigation controls

Set how the view moves and how visitors get around, including a gentle drift so the tour signals it is interactive rather than sitting still and looking like a wide photograph.

Responsive and custom CSS

Works on a phone, where dragging becomes swiping, and a custom CSS field handles exact sizing and framing. One embed snippet, 200+ platforms, nothing to install.

Everything in the Virtual Tour editor

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Customized Animation Controls

Virtual Tour offers the ability to control the direction of rotation for your 360 panoramas, providing a more tailored viewing experience. The animation settings are easily adjustable, allowing for a smooth and aesthetically pleasing exploration of your virtual space. This feature ensures that the display of your 360 panoramic images aligns with your desired presentation and user interaction objectives.

Web-Linked Hotspots with Virtual Tour

The Virtual Tour widget enriches your 360 panoramic images by allowing the addition of web-linked hotspots. Each hotspot can be configured to redirect visitors to a specified webpage, offering a straightforward pathway to more information or related content. This functionality enhances the user's navigational experience, creating a more interconnected and informative virtual tour.

Easy to use Virtual Tour widget

Designing your perfect virtual tour becomes a simple task with the Virtual Tour widget. You won't need any coding knowledge; thanks to its user-friendly drag-and-drop interface, customization is smooth and quick, allowing you to bring your envisioned tour to life effortlessly.

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FAQ

Quick answers

  • 360 degree panoramic images, the equirectangular kind a 360 camera produces. A phone panorama can work if the result is a full spherical image, but a dedicated 360 camera gives a noticeably better tour. Resolution matters more than anything else: a soft panorama looks worse stretched across a screen than a normal photo would.

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How to add Virtual Tour to your website

Pick your platform. Each takes under 4 minutes.

  1. 1Open your Canva website design and click Apps in the left sidebar, then search for Embed.
  2. 2Paste the Common Ninja embed link into the Embed app and click the block that appears.
  3. 3Position the tour in your design and publish the site. It stays interactive on the published URL.
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FAQ

The Virtual Tour widget is a tool that enables the display of 360 panoramic images on a website, allowing users to interactively explore these images through dragging, zooming, and clicking on hotspots for more information.

Uploading a 360 panoramic image is easy. Within the Virtual Tour widget interface, you'll find an option to upload your image. Simply click on it, and select the image file from your device.

Hotspots are interactive points you can place on your 360 panoramic images to provide more information or link to other pages. In the widget, you'll find an option to add hotspots. Click on it, then click on the point in the image where you want to place the hotspot, and fill in the information or link you want to provide.

Yes, the Virtual Tour widget offers customization options for the appearance of hotspots, allowing you to align them with your brand's aesthetics.

When adding or editing a hotspot, you'll find an option to insert a URL. Simply paste the link of the webpage you want to redirect users to when they click on the hotspot.

Within the Virtual Tour widget, you'll find settings for animation. Here, you can set the direction of rotation for your 360 panorama to ensure it aligns with your desired viewing experience.

Yes, the Virtual Tour widget is designed to be responsive across various devices including mobile phones, tablets, and desktop computers.

Yes, you can embed the Virtual Tour widget on multiple pages of your website. Each embed will require its own line of code generated by the widget.

Updating your virtual tour is straightforward. Simply access the Virtual Tour widget, make the necessary changes, and they will be automatically reflected on your website.

The Virtual Tour widget typically supports common image file types like JPEG and PNG. Ensure your 360 panoramic images are in a supported format before uploading.

The Virtual Tour widget is designed to handle a robust number of hotspots, however, excessive hotspots might affect the user experience due to clutter.

No, the Virtual Tour widget is designed to be user-friendly with a drag-and-drop interface, eliminating the need for coding knowledge.

Users can interact with the Virtual Tour widget by dragging, zooming, and clicking on hotspots to explore the 360 panoramic images and access more information or linked pages.

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Build your virtual tour in minutes

360 degree panoramas visitors can explore, with navigation hotspots, hotspots that link out to a booking form or product page, animation controls, full responsiveness, and custom CSS. Built for property listings, venues, showrooms, and campuses. Embed on 200+ platforms including Canva, Framer, Shopify, Squarespace, and Elementor.

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