360° tours, so your client can look around.
A still shows the angle we chose. A 360° render puts your client or buyer in the middle of the space, free to look anywhere: up at the ceiling, along the joinery, out of the window.
We make them from the renders you have already approved, and you can show them in any 360° viewer.
One home, five rooms to stand in.
A preview in your browser: North View Apartment in Shilaj, Ahmedabad. Press 360° and drag to look around, or swipe on a phone. Follow the arrows to walk from room to room.
The gold forest mural, the arched door and the TV wall, from the middle of the room.
From one home to a whole scheme.
A tour can join the exterior and interior work of a project. For a builder’s scheme with a sample house, that means one tour of the whole development, from the gateway and amenities to the homes inside.
What a tour can cover
- Every room of a home
- Every amenity of a scheme
- The view from different floors
- Exterior and interior together
Your renders first, then the tour.
A tour starts from a project we have rendered and you have approved, so the design is already settled. What you choose here is where your client gets to stand.
Your approved renders
Our 3D model, with our lighting and settings, is what gives the tour the same quality as your renders.
Viewpoints
Which rooms and spaces get a 360°, and where the camera stands in each.
You approve The viewpoints.
360° renders
One full 360° render for each viewpoint, ready to show in any 360° viewer or plugin.
Revisions follow what you need. The design was approved with the renders, so changes here are about the viewpoints: which spaces get a 360° and where the camera stands.
Added to an exterior or interior project we render
360° tour
360° renders of the project that clients and buyers can look around in, made from your approved renders.
What shapes the quote
- How much of the project the tour covers: rooms, amenities and floors
- How many viewpoints each space needs
- Built from
- The 3D model we built for your renders, with our lighting and settings
- Delivery
- 360° still renders, one per viewpointRun in any 360° viewer or plugin
- Covers
- A home, an office or a whole scheme
- You approve
- The viewpoints
- Changes
- Which spaces get a 360° and where the camera stands
A tour starts from renders we make. Begin with exterior rendering or interior rendering.
Before you send the files.
- What is a 360° tour?
- A set of 360° renders of your project, one for each viewpoint. Instead of a fixed frame, your client or buyer drags to look in any direction: up at the ceiling, down at the floor, all the way around.
- What does the client receive?
- 360° still renders, one for each viewpoint. They run in any 360° viewer or plugin, so you can show them on your own website or wherever your clients look.
- Can you make a tour from renders another studio made?
- No. We start only from a project we have rendered, because the tour needs our 3D model, lighting and settings to reach the quality of our renders. Rendering the project with us first makes that possible.
- Can one tour cover a whole scheme?
- Yes. A tour can join a project’s exterior and interior work: for a builder’s scheme with a sample house, it can cover every amenity, the view from different floors and the homes inside.
- How do revisions work?
- They follow what you need. The design was approved with the renders, so changes here are about the viewpoints: which spaces get a 360°, and where the camera stands.
- How is a 360° tour different from a walkthrough?
- A walkthrough moves along a path we choose and plays like a film. A 360° render stays in one spot and lets the viewer decide where to look, for as long as they want.
- How much does a 360° tour cost?
- Every tour is quoted to its scope: how much of the project it covers and how many viewpoints it needs. Send us what you have or book a call and we will recommend what the project needs.
Want your project seen like this?
Send us your plans, sketches or existing renders, or book a call and talk it through. We’ll recommend the right way to present it.