What a tour is made of
- Panoramas360° photos, one for each spot. Visitors drag or turn their phone to look around. See Image specifications.
- HotspotsClickable points in a panorama. Some move visitors to the next room; others show a photo, video, PDF, web link or note. See Hotspots.
- BlocksFeatures for the whole tour: a welcome screen, floor plan, 3D dollhouse, map, menu, music, your logo and more. See Blocks.
How people see it
A tour opens in any web browser, with nothing to install (see How to view a virtual tour). Share it as a link, embed it on your website, add it to a property listing with an MLS link, or print a QR code. See Share a tour.
See some examples
Browse tours made with TeliportMe on our showcase.
Make your own
All you need is a 360° camera. See How to take a 360 photo, then Create your first tour.
Common questions
Do visitors need an app to view a virtual tour?
No. A TeliportMe virtual tour opens in the web browser on a phone, tablet or computer, with nothing to download or install. See How to view a virtual tour.
Can I add a virtual tour to a Zillow or MLS listing?
Yes. TeliportMe tour links work on Zillow and Realtor.com listings, and the unbranded MLS link is made for MLS listings. See Add tours to MLS.
Can I make a virtual tour for free?
Yes. The TeliportMe free trial lets you build one tour with every feature, free forever, with no credit card. The tour stays private until you subscribe. See Create your first tour.
What do I need to make a virtual tour?
You need 360° photos saved as JPG or PNG files, from a 360° camera, a phone app, stitching software or 3D software. See Best 360 camera and Image specifications.