WPVR Pro is the paid edition of WPVR, a WordPress tool for creating interactive 360° virtual tours and panorama viewers. Build tours in WordPress from panoramic images without coding or an external SaaS platform. The format suits properties, hotels, art galleries, car showrooms, pubs, bars, and other spaces visitors may want to explore.

Build scenes and connect locations

Start with 360° panoramic images of rooms, locations, or viewpoints. Each image becomes a scene visitors can explore in every direction. WPVR Pro works with unlimited scenes and hotspots, so a tour can cover a larger property or venue.

To link areas, place a Scene Type Hotspot near a doorway, entry point, or another point of interest, then set its destination. Visitors select the hotspot to open the linked scene. Scene transitions are available to shape movement between views.

Hotspots can show tooltips, images, videos, or audio. They can also be used with booking forms, lead forms, contact buttons, or other inquiry settings, giving visitors a way to ask questions, request a visit, or start a conversation.

Orient visitors and tailor the tour

Add a 2D floor plan image and place interactive pointers on it. Selecting a pointer can take visitors to the related room or scene, which can help them navigate larger locations.

Branding controls let you place a logo and contact information on the tour and customize control-button colors. WPVR Pro also includes more than 900 premium hotspot icons, custom colors, and custom CSS options for hotspot presentation. A welcome video and background music can introduce the experience.

Use panoramic images or 360° video

The extension supports high-quality JPEG, PNG, and WebP panoramic images, and can disable WordPress image compression for those images. WPVR also works as a 360° video player, supporting self-hosted video and video from YouTube or Vimeo. On supported mobile devices, visitors can navigate using the gyroscope.

Publish in WordPress

Place a completed tour on a page with a widget or block for Elementor, Gutenberg, Divi, Oxygen, or Visual Composer. Standard shortcodes can also be used on pages, in listing templates, and with custom fields.

Installation and first use

1. Install and activate WPVR in WordPress.
2. Upload your 360° panoramic images and make the scenes.
3. Connect scenes with Scene Type Hotspots and add informational or inquiry hotspots.
4. Adjust branding, controls, transitions, and floor-plan options as needed.
5. Publish the tour and add it to a page using a supported block, widget, or shortcode.