From camera to shareable virtual tour in five short steps.
Shoot with your Insta360 camera as usual. Back home, put the microSD card in a reader and open Insta360 Studio.
Select all the photos from the shoot, then use File and Batch Export. Keep the default export settings. You get flat 2:1 JPG files, which is exactly what 360Plan needs.
One project is one tour. Name it after the space, for example the street address or the venue name.
Drag the exported JPGs onto the upload area. Bulk uploads are supported, so a whole shoot can go in at once.
Add a floor plan as a PDF or an image. For a PDF with several sheets, you pick which pages are floor plans and name each one.
Click any panorama in the library to look around inside it before placing it. Use the sort and select controls to organize, rename in bulk, or delete.
Open a floor plan and turn on Add pins. Click the spot where each photo was taken.
Tap a pin to give it a label, an optional note for viewers, and its panorama. You can also upload new photos right from the pin panel.
Drag pins to fine tune their position. Use the settings icon to adjust pin size for dense plans.
Use Preview tour on the project page to walk the tour exactly as a visitor would, before sharing anything.
When it looks right, enable sharing to get a public link. Viewers tap pins on the plan and look around in 360.
After sharing is enabled you can set a password. Visitors with the link are asked for it before the tour opens. Remove or change it any time.
Tip. Raw .insp files from the camera are two fisheye images and need Insta360 Studio to become flat panoramas first. Direct .insp support is planned.