360 Panorama Virtual Tour Widget for Elementor
360 Panorama Virtual Tour widget lets you engage visitors by creating stunning virtual 360 tours, providing an immersive experience directly on your Elementor website.
On top of that, you can customize the tour further with
- Image Type (Equirectangular or Cubemap)
- Title and Author
- Autoload Tour
- Auto Rotate
- Show Controls
- Show Compass
- Set Preview Image
- HotSpots to display info
- Mouse Zoom in/out
- Keyboard Controls (Pan, Rotate, Zoom)
- Field of View
- Custom Controls
Who should use 360 Panorama Virtual Tour?
360 Panorama Virtual Tour Frequently Asked Questions
The 360 Panorama Virtual Tour widget allows you to create immersive virtual tours directly on your Elementor website. This widget provides an interactive experience, enabling users to explore panoramic views and navigate through virtual spaces. It’s perfect for showcasing real estate, travel destinations, or any setting that benefits from a 360-degree perspective.
This widget requires the Unlimited Elements Pro version installed and activated on your WordPress website.
- Go to the Unlimited Elements Widget Library.
- Search in the search bar for “360 Panorama Virtual Tour.”
- Hover over the widget in the search results and click Install.
- Add the “360 Panorama Virtual Tour” widget to any Elementor Page.
The 360 Panorama Virtual Tour widget is not free; it is part of the Unlimited Elements Pro version. Unlock this widget and many advanced features by upgrading to Pro. Upgrade Now
You can add images to the 360 Panorama Virtual Tour widget either by selecting them from your WordPress media library or by providing an external link. This flexibility allows you to use your own uploaded panoramic images or access hosted files.
Yes, the widget includes an autoload option that automatically starts the virtual tour as soon as the page loads. This feature eliminates the need for users to manually initiate the tour, creating a seamless and effortless experience. Enabling autoload is ideal for ensuring immediate engagement and is useful for showcasing immersive content without any additional interaction.
Absolutely! The widget allows you to show or hide various elements, including controls, compass, author, and title. This customization ensures that the tour aligns perfectly with your website's design and user experience. By enabling or disabling these options, you can create a tailored and immersive virtual tour that suits your audience's preferences and highlights the most relevant features effectively.
Yes, you can add interactive hotspots in this widget. These hotspots can display additional information, links, or visual highlights, enhancing the overall interactivity and user engagement. By strategically placing hotspots, you can create an immersive experience that provides users with more context and details about specific areas within the tour.
Yes, you can define the initial view for the tour by setting the starting position. This feature allows you to control what part of the panorama users see first, making it possible to highlight important sections or create a specific visual narrative.
Yes, you can set a preview image to display before the virtual tour begins. This image acts as a placeholder, giving users a sneak peek of the tour and enhancing the visual appeal of your website. The preview image is highly versatile, as it can be an image, SVG, or vector file, allowing for customization that aligns with your website's design and branding.
Yes, the widget supports auto-rotation to enhance user engagement. You can also control the rotation speed and the delay, allowing you to customize how quickly the virtual tour rotates, providing either a slow, cinematic experience or a faster-paced view.
Using the 360 Panorama Virtual Tour widget is easy. Drag and drop the widget onto your Elementor page, upload your panoramic images, and customize the settings. Adjust the rotation speed, zoom levels, and navigation options to create a seamless and engaging virtual tour for your audience. Check our documentation for detailed guidance.
