The most powerful virtual tour editor

Create 360° Virtual Tours with 360Crafter. A visual drag-and-drop editor for creating immersive 360° virtual tours. No coding required - upload your panoramas, add and design hotspots, use presets to keep design easily managable, and customize the skin. Link content from the CMS. Source code is freely available.
It's never been that easy. You fully own all your data.

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Features

Some of the awesomeness of 360Crafter

Design Hotspots

Design hotspots as if it was HTML and CSS. Oh it actually is! Border radius, bg colors and images, multiple strokes, tooltip, callout and a nice backdrop filter such as a blur behind the icon. SVG icons that you can change the color without re-uploading a different png to set some visually different hover effect. Beside hover state, you can use states Active and Visited. Set a Navigation preset for navigation hotspots and an Information preset for info hotspots. Combine presets to create variations.

Design Skin

Design your own skin on top of your 360° tour, show or hide skin components using actions. Make the skin responsive using grid and breakpoints. Have a style sheet available that instantly updates all the colors of hotspots and skin components if you want to do so. Use CMS List to pull data from the CMS such as your list of panoramas or the list of all the hotspots in the current active panorama. Create one popup dialog and attach 50 hotspots to it that pull their own data from the CMS into that single popup dialog.

Manage content in CMS

Copy content from your spreadsheet application or import a CSV file. Easily connect each row with a hotspot or panorama and tell 360Crafter which field needs to be connected with which title. Use a simple structure to keep your virtual tour easily maintainable.

Fair-code, Source-available

Public source code allows users, customers, and stakeholders to verify that software works as advertised, contains no hidden malicious code, and handles data securely, building confidence in the product. Soon on Github when out of Beta.

Your Data, Your Storage

Download the application and work locally on your Mac, Linux or Windows machine.

Or use the web version and connect your own S3 object storage provider (For example Hetzner, AWS, Digital Ocean or Cloudflare R2). Web version available when out of Beta.

Fast workflow that you own

Super quick previews and when ready you either export and FTP it yourself or publish to the connected s3 bucket. After the first publish new publishes happen in seconds as it only updates the changes instead of uploading everything all over again.

3 Types of data

When choosing software to create you 360° virtual tours in, you can ask yourself the question which data is yours. Here's three types of data we handle separately.

1
Exported data

This is when you're working in a project and hit export. Usually you get a static export which means some index.html file with some folders that can be hosted on your FTP or S3 server. Some software ask you to pay for each time you export or limit your maximum amount of exports based on your subscription.

2
Project data

When starting a new project and importing or uploading your panoramas, where do these panoramas and other imported media get stored? With subscription based software usually on someone else's server. That usually creates a lot of unnessary dependencies.

3
Application data

Do you have access to the application data itself? Most 360° software that's simply a No. By having access to the application data itself, developers and AI can analyze what happens in there and validate that there's no malicious things happening in there such as analyzing your data and reselling that. This is the level of tranparency and trust that 360Crafter has to offer. You can even modify the application to your own liking as long as you keep it for internal business purposes as described in the sustainable use license.

Pricing

One time fee. Half the price during beta period until 360Crafter goes into production.

Beta price

€360€180

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Purchase

Price excludes vat. Use coupon BETA50 for 50% off.

Ronald, 360Creators

15/9/2025

Why create 360Crafter?

There's 360° virtual tour software out there, but most are subscription-only. Nothing bad with paying a subscription, but having that as the only option might put creators in a vulnerable position in which they built their business, but then over time something might change from the owners of the software in which all the creators need to comply with that change.

Then there's software that you can download in which creators have more control over what happens with their data, but most of those tools are already out there for so many years and haven't improved their interfaces to make things a bit more easy for users.

And all of it is closed source, except for Marzipano. But Marzipano is brought by Google and not maintained anymore. What if there's a more modern 360° virtual tour software builder that has it's source publicly available, works with today's modern web standards and is created by someone teaching 3DVista for over 5 years? That's kind of the idea.

Initially I though I'd need a team with developers and about half a million euros in investments to create this. But now we're living in this wonderful time with AI in which I'm able to vibe-code my way through it and create 360Crafter in just a few months with much lower investments.

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