Place a point, pick a destination
Two clicks per doorway. The point keeps its position in the panorama as the visitor looks around it.
Upload the 360 photos you already shoot, drop a hotspot in each doorway, and VibePeak links them into an interactive tour buyers can walk through from a single link. No 3D scanner, no technician visit, no per-property fee.

Drag to look around · Click a point to travel
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The whole flow, start to finish: upload your 360 photos, link the rooms with hotspots, share the navigable tour.
Walkthrough video coming soon
Upload 360 photos → place hotspots → share one link
Share it wherever your listing lives
How it works
Four steps, and the longest one is the upload.
One equirectangular photo per room, straight from a 360 camera or your phone's panorama mode. JPEG or PNG, 2:1 ratio.
Your room names become the tour's navigation menu, so a visitor always knows which part of the property they are standing in.
Drop a point where a doorway is and pick the room it opens onto. That is the entire linking step — no floor plan, no alignment, no CAD.
You get a single URL that opens in any browser. Paste it into the listing, an email, a WhatsApp thread or a QR code in the window display.
Typical five-room property: done in under ten minutes.
Navigation
A hotspot is a point you drop on the panorama that moves the visitor to another scene. It is what turns a folder of separate 360 photos into one continuous walkthrough.
Two clicks per doorway. The point keeps its position in the panorama as the visitor looks around it.
Link the hallway to the kitchen and the way back is created for you, so nobody ever gets stranded in a room with no exit.
Drop a point on the boiler, the storage or the view and attach a note — the questions buyers ask before they agree to a viewing.
Visitors can jump straight to any scene instead of retracing the walk, which is what most people actually do on a second pass.
Your logo, your colours and your contact details sit on the tour, so the enquiry reaches you and not a marketplace.
The tour is a web page. Touch to pan on mobile, drag on desktop, and gyroscope movement where the device supports it.
Why it pays off
A tour does two jobs at once: it makes the listing stand out in a grid of flat photos, and it filters out the viewings that were never going to convert.
Buyers walk the property at midnight, from another country, as many times as they want to.
Portal, website, WhatsApp, email signature, QR code in the window. The same URL, nothing to install.
Someone who books after walking the tour already knows the layout. They come to decide, not to look around.
Portals differ in how they accept third-party tours. Check your portal's media rules before publishing.
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The usual alternative is a technician with a 3D camera, priced per property.
Specifications
What the tour builder accepts, and what it hands back to you.
Terminology
Listings use the three terms interchangeably, but they describe different things. Here is what each one actually means.
FAQ
Everything that usually comes up between shooting the property and sending the link.
You need 360 photos. Most agents get them from an entry-level 360 camera, but the panorama or photo sphere mode on a modern phone also produces a usable equirectangular image. What you do not need is a 3D scanner or a technician visit.
The upload is the slow part. For a five-room property most agents are finished in under ten minutes: upload the photos, name the rooms, drop a hotspot in each doorway, publish.
A clickable point you place on the panorama. Clicking it moves the visitor to the scene you linked it to, usually the room behind that doorway. Hotspots are what turn separate 360 photos into one continuous walkthrough.
You get an ordinary URL, so you can paste it wherever a portal accepts a virtual tour link and embed it on your own site with an iframe. Portals differ in what they allow, so check your portal's media rules first.
No. The tour is a web page. It opens in Safari, Chrome or any modern browser, on desktop and on mobile, with nothing to download.
Yes. Replace a room's photo or move a hotspot and publish again. The link stays the same, so everything you already shared keeps working.
Yes. Your logo, colours and contact details sit on the viewer, so enquiries come to you rather than to the platform hosting the tour.
Both, and for different jobs. The video is what stops the scroll in the portal grid and on social; the tour is for the buyer who is already interested and wants to explore at their own pace. VibePeak generates both from the same property.
The AI work happens around the tour: stage the empty rooms before you shoot it, and turn the same property into a listing video afterwards.
Upload the 360 photos from your next listing and have a shareable tour ready before you are back at the office.
No 3D scanner. No technician visit. No per-property fee.