From the online environment Vizor 360, you can create 360-degree virtual tours viewable from a web browser or VR headsets. Some interactive elements you can add to the presentation are websites, audios, texts, and images. The standout feature of the platform is that you don't need coding to create a WebVR experience. You simply drag and drop elements to create and share an interactive virtual tour. Vizor 360 was once a commercial tool, but it's now available for free.
How Vizor 360 works
First, create an account on its website to access the project manager (it's a pop-up window). From there, you'll find a menu to access your draft projects, published projects, or create a new one.
Once you close the pop-up, you'll have all the tools to create the virtual tour. In the upper left, you'll see the “+” icon. From there, you can add images to the project. They'll be listed on the left side, and selecting them will make them visible in the workspace. On the left bar, you'll have all the services to add links, media, and audio to your 360 presentation, making it interactive.
To add a link, select the “SCENE LINK” icon or press the “L” key on your keyboard. Then click on the area where you want to insert the hyperlink, and an anchor point with editable options will appear on the right side. Under “Type,” you can choose the link mode, such as External URL, Custom URL Pin, etc.
With the “MEDIA” icon, or by pressing the “M” key, you can insert images only, text only, or both images and text. For audio, you can add a sound loop or narration (files up to 6MB in MP3 or M4A format).
Once your work is done, at the bottom of the interface you'll find the preview option to see the final result of the interactive tour. It supports all mouse navigation actions.
Next to the preview icon is the sharing option. From there, you can publish, share, and create analytics for the project. After publishing, users can view the 360 virtual tour on a web-enabled device or via a VR headset.
Vizor 360 is a great platform for creating interactive 360-degree tours. In our tests, everything worked perfectly, and the tool adapts to each user's needs, from creating a virtual tour of a school trip to a virtual museum visit.
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