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Guides

Short, practical notes on 360° tours — rendering projects, choosing a resolution and getting the most out of a link.

  • How to make a 360° virtual tour

    How to make a 360° virtual tour, step by step: shoot or render a 360° image in every room, upload the 2:1 files, link the rooms, and share one link.

  • API reference

    The Enterprise API: authentication and scopes, tours, scene uploads, publishing, projects, statistics, webhooks with signed deliveries, error codes and a worked example.

  • Your first tour in 10 minutes

    Create a project, drop in your 360° images, link the rooms, publish and share one link. Every step with the exact buttons, in about ten minutes.

  • How to shoot a home with a 360° camera

    Camera height, HDR, the doorway shot, file naming and the right export. A shot list for a two-bedroom flat you can finish in twenty minutes.

  • Can I make a 360° tour with my phone?

    An honest answer. Some phone apps save a full 2:1 sphere that Prewalk accepts, but stitching seams and soft detail show when buyers zoom.

  • Export a 360° render from your render software

    Camera type spherical, output 2:1, 8K or 16K, top-bottom stereo for VR. The one setting to change in Blender, V-Ray, Corona, Lumion, Enscape, Twinmotion and D5.

  • How to view a Prewalk tour

    For visitors: drag to look around, tap a ring to walk, use the strip to jump between rooms, turn your phone to look, and open the tour in VR on a Meta Quest.

  • A portfolio profile that gets clients

    Avatar, a 360° cover, a 300-character bio you can write in five minutes, your website, three pinned works, and how Explore and badges show your profile.

  • Team and company accounts

    When to create a company account, the three roles, inviting members, what Working as means, why content stays with the company, and brand profiles on Office.

  • Add videos to a project

    Which MP4 files a project accepts, export presets for HandBrake, Premiere and Resolve, and how project videos differ from the YouTube card in a tour.

  • Info points, labels and links inside a tour

    The five content items in the palette, how to place and edit them, when to use an info point instead of a label, and which ones show in shared tours on Free.

  • Credits: tag the studio, accept a credit

    How to credit the people behind a project, what the tagged person sees, how accepted credits fill a Credits tab, and why private work stays silent.

  • What is a 360° virtual tour?

    A quick, plain-language look at how a 360° panorama becomes a walkable tour you can share with one link.

  • How to get a 360° render made

    Where a 360° architectural render actually comes from, and what output your renderer needs to produce to become a walkable tour.

  • Using a 360° tour in pre-sale

    Why developers and sales offices use a 360° tour to let buyers walk an apartment, the common areas and the view before the building exists.

  • What is a stereo 360° render?

    A short explainer on top-bottom stereo 360° renders, what they're for, and how Prewalk shows them in VR.

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