A 360 virtual tour for real estate is a single panoramic render that lets viewers look around a space in every direction — a full 360° view from one viewpoint. It’s not a photograph: it’s a photorealistic CGI scene built at 6000×3000 px from architectural plans, so developers can showcase a room or exterior that hasn’t been built yet.
This is the core building block of a larger virtual tour experience. One 360 panorama captures a penthouse living room or a lobby entrance; combine multiple panoramas with hotspot transitions, and buyers get a self-guided 360 house tour through an entire property. Either way, every scene is a render — meaning a virtual house tour can be produced for a project that exists only on paper, giving buyers a feel for materials, lighting, and spatial flow months before construction.
A finished 3D walkthrough embeds into any website via HTML or iframe and runs in mobile apps — compatible with most listing platforms for presale pages, MLS entries, or investor presentations.
For fully immersive experiences, we build tours on Unreal Engine — these let users navigate freely through a space in real time, while in a 360 virtual tour, viewers explore from fixed hotspot viewpoints where they can look around and zoom in/out.