360° virtual tour of the rooms

The 360° virtual tour is included in the Premium plan (see Plans). Prepare one 360° photo per room:

• Full sphere: 360° camera or a phone's “Photo Sphere” mode (image twice as wide as it is tall, for example 6000 × 3000 pixels).
• Phone 360° panorama: the image goes all the way round but covers less height (for example 20000 × 3200 pixels). Visitors can then turn around, without looking up or down.

A regular photo (less than twice as wide as tall) is refused. Each photo can weigh up to 50 MB; beyond 8192 pixels wide it is reduced automatically, and it counts towards the rental's storage.

On the unit page, two entry points:

• the Visite virtuelle 360° button of the “Technical details” block;
• the 360° button of each room card: it opens the page directly on that room (filled button if the room already has its view).

In the Ajouter une vue (add a view) block, choose the room of the unit (or “Aucune” for outdoors, a hallway…), optionally a display name, then the 360° photo, and click Importer la vue. Each room has a single view; rooms that already have one are greyed out.

The Pièces du lot (rooms of the unit) block shows which rooms have their view, with “Régler” (adjust) or “Ajouter” (add) for each.

Turn the tour with the mouse or your finger, then click Enregistrer la vue actuelle (save current view): this is what visitors see when entering the room. In the same block you can:

• change the linked room and display name;
• enter a room description (size, orientation, equipment…), shown below the tour;
• click Commencer la visite ici to make it the first room of the tour;
• delete the view (a confirmation is requested).

A circle in the middle of the tour is your sight.

• Passages: aim at the door, choose the room it leads to, add a label if needed (“To the kitchen”), then Ajouter le passage ici. Visitors click the arrow to change room.
• Information points: aim at an item (equipment, storage, view…), type a short text and, if needed, a link (equipment sheet, neighbourhood map…), then Ajouter le point ici. The text appears when hovering the ⓘ icon; the link opens in a new tab.

As soon as the unit is published, the listing shows a 360° tab: one button per room, the tour and the description of the room shown.

If the unit has a floor plan, rooms with a view are marked “360° ▶” on the 2D plan: a click opens the tour on that room.