Publish panoramic media in WordPress

Panorama Pro displays panoramic photos, 360° images and videos, virtual tours, and interactive product views in posts, pages, widget areas, and WooCommerce product pages. These formats can support property walkthroughs, location views, product presentations, exhibitions, and other visual experiences. Add a viewer with a dedicated Gutenberg block, shortcode, or embed URL.

Build tours users can navigate

Connect scenes into a guided tour with unlimited scenes and unlimited hotspots per scene. The free version has scene and hotspot limits. Pro hotspots can open interactive image popups or video modals within a scene.

Use a preview cover image and customizable load button as an entry point before the panorama loads. Button wording can include "Click to Explore 360°." Inactivity-delay auto-rotation can pause when a visitor drags the view and resume after a configurable period. A virtual compass overlay helps users stay oriented in 360° spaces.

Present products in the viewer

Interactive WooCommerce product hotspots link areas of a 360° view directly to products. They can show live price badges and instant Add to Cart buttons. The advanced WooCommerce product viewer also works with 360° product videos, custom initial viewing angles, playback controls, and title and author overlays.

Set up galleries, controls, and analytics

Responsive panorama galleries can use column or grid layouts with Load More pagination. Items can include custom titles and descriptions, typography and color controls, text truncation with ellipsis, and expandable Read More or Read Less buttons.

Custom player and navigation controls can provide panning buttons for all four directions, zoom, fullscreen viewing, and video playback speed. Supported speeds are 0.5x, 1x, 1.5x, and 2x; video also supports Picture-in-Picture mode. The analytics dashboard tracks impressions, hotspot clicks, active view duration, and WooCommerce sales conversions in responsive charts and a live activity stream.

Install and configure a viewer

Install Panorama Pro in WordPress and choose a block, shortcode, or embed method for the page. Add panoramic images, videos, tours, or product media, then configure scenes, hotspots, initial views, controls, gallery details, and WooCommerce connections. Review the viewer on the target page and refine its interaction, navigation, and presentation with the available Pro options.