What is a 360° virtual tour?
A 360° virtual tour is a set of panoramic images stitched together with clickable transition points, so a viewer can move from room to room the way they would walking through the real space — except the space might not be built yet, or might be far away.
Each panorama is a single wide image that wraps a full sphere of view: look left, right, up or down and the scene keeps going. Add a transition point on the floor of one panorama, aim it at the next room, and you have a tour someone can walk through in a browser, on a phone, without any special app.
What makes a tour feel good isn't just the panoramas — it's what happens between them. A clean opening, a natural arrival angle in the next room, and images sharp enough to survive a zoom are what separate a tour that feels like walking from one that feels like flipping through photos.
Prewalk focuses on exactly that gap: taking a high-resolution 360° render or photo and turning it into a tour that opens fast, zooms clean, and moves the way a real walk would.
