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Theasys builds the most powerful and flexible tools for anyone to create and publish a 360° Virtual Tour. Whether your are a Real Estate Agent, 360° photographer, web designer, hotelier or travel agency, Theasys' Application with its unmatched functionality, ease of use and professional approach helps you create the most beautiful & elegant panoramic tours for your users. Thousands of individuals, amateurs & professionals, from around the world are more creative and selling faster by building their Virtual Tours on Theasys.

VR Editor Features

• Unlimited Panoramas & Virtual Tours
• Sophisticated Linking Module
• Live Panorama Enhancing
• Powerful Hotspot Editor
• Hotspot Transitions & Effects
• Font icons, custom images, 3D text & more
• Polygon Drawing Tool
• Object Presets & Enhancement Recipes
• Maps, Floor Plans & Orientation Indicator
• Nadir & Zenith Patch
• Background Sounds
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• Unlimited Hotspot Views
• Device Preview
• Full Spherical & Cropped Panoramas Support
• Keyboard Shortcuts

Embed & Customization Options

• Unlimited Embeds
• Custom Branding
• Panorama Thumbnail Stack
• Custom Look & Feel
• Virtual Tour Share Links
• Specific Point of View Share Links
• Hotspots Options per Embed
• Download & Self-host Tours
• Floating Arrows Navigation
• Cookies Consent Popup

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• Multiple Embeds
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• Password Protection
• Domain Specific
• SEO Options
• Wordpress Plugin

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• Amazon Cloud Unlimited & Secure Storage
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• Advanced Caching Technology
• Lightweight VR Viewer

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Revolutionizing Virtual Tour

Revir is a world class virtual tour platform to help users create and share 360 virtual tours with our virtual tour creator software.

About Revir™

Revir™ is the leading virtual tour creator platform that will seamlessly convert your panoramic or 360 images into a high quality virtual tour where one can tour the different hot spots. Revir™ changes your images into a fully interactive virtual tour within minutes. Click here for more examples of our platform's application!

Easy Virtual Tours

Simply drag and drop your 360 panoramas onto our platform. Creating professional 360 virtual tours online has never been this easy! Click here for step by step guide on how to build your first virtual tour.

Complete Customization

Revir™ is equipped with complete functions to create a seamless virtual tour walkthrough efficiently. From drag and drop feature, hotspots, pop-up tags, tour locator, add logo and floorplan. Click here for full breakdown of our features!

Cross Platform

Revir™ is available across various platforms, we are mobile-friendly and available on Oculus & any VR goggles

Share Your Virtual Tour

Revir™ auto generate the unique QR code and easily embed iframe link to your website. Simply share the QR code or the link, we are available on any platform! Click here to the guide to embed virtual tours to your website.

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  A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Virtual Home Tour

  

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  The COVID-19 economy has pumped up consumer demand for virtual home tours. These presentations, created using 360-degree and 3D tour technology, provide an immersive experience for viewing homes while limiting in-person contact.

  Virtual tours give buyers a perspective on the home’s layout and flow that can’t be achieved with still photos, says consultant Jeff Turner of Santa Clarita, Calif. The tours help buyers weed out houses that are in their price range but that don’t fit their style, says Turner, a consultant to virtual-tour provider Immoviewer and entrepreneur in residence at Second Century Ventures and Reach , the National Association of REALTORS®’ strategic investment arm and award-winning technology accelerator. “Consumers are hungry for the opportunity to have a better online shopping experience, and to me, that’s the promise of 3D, 360-degree virtual tours.”

  Data shows that virtual tours drive sales, says Amir Frank, a content manager at Matterport in Sunnyvale, Calif. Matterport studied MLS transaction data from the South, Southwest, Northwest, and Midwest from November 2016 to November 2019. The results showed listings with a 3D tour sold for up to 9% more and closed up to 31% faster than listings without them.

  The cost and complexity of virtual tour technology have come down in recent years, making these tours more accessible for real estate professionals. To help you create exceptional virtual home tours, here’s a step-by-step guide to gathering equipment; preparing to shoot and edit the photos; uploading and editing the images; creating the tour from walkthrough to exit on an online platform; and publishing and marketing the tours.

  Step 1: Choose Your Equipment and Platform

  “We’re in the golden age of 360-degree cameras,” says Turner. “I’ve got within my grasp, right now, six different 360 cameras. All cost between $250 and $500. The cost shouldn’t be a barrier for anyone who’s doing any volume of home sales. I have a 3,400-square-foot house here in Southern California, and I can capture and turn this into a usable tour in less than 20 minutes.

  “These are one-click tools,” he adds. “You don’t have to focus them. And the quality of these low-cost cameras has been improving over time dramatically.”

  “To shoot a 2,000-square-foot home, it takes this [Ricoh Theta V] between five and 10 minutes,” agrees Peter Schravemade of Maroochydore, Queensland, in Australia, relationship manager for Box Brownie, a company that offers turnkey photo editing, virtual tours, and other services for real estate pros.

  Besides its affordability and speed, says Schravemade, the Ricoh camera allows you to “bracket” to create the best possible images. Bracketing means taking the same photo multiple times, each with a different exposure, which helps ensure your tour includes exceptional interior and exterior views. He recommends shooting from three to five different exposures, then editing them together to create a bracketed image.

  Matterport’s higher price results from its function as both a camera and a scanner, taking 360-degree tour photos, then creating a dollhouse-like floor plan. The floor plan is the major advantage, says Bill Lublin, CEO of Century 21 Advantage Gold in Philadelphia. Using the “dollhouse” format, viewers can go from room to room easily. However, it takes one to two hours to upload the Matterport tour, so it’s a slower process than what the Ricoh products offer.

  Whatever 360-degree camera you use, you’ll also have to download a smartphone app or invest in a hosting platform for your tours. You’ll upload your photos to that platform for storing, editing, and sharing.

  Step 2: Organize Photography, Lighting, and Camera Placement

  Before you start shooting, open your photography app or hosting platform, and then place your 360-degree camera on your tripod. “I like to take photos exactly how I would move through a house,” says Turner, “starting with the exterior.” Take one photo from across the street and another in the front yard. Photograph both sides of the house if there’s room for your gear; then move around the house, and capture the backyard. When you’ve finished shooting the exterior, open the front door and photograph the entryway. Before taking interior shots, open doors and turn on all the lights. Open blinds and curtains, unless the view detracts from the image. “Then navigate through the house and take photos, as many as is necessary to allow people to flow through it.”

  Inside, place the tripod in the center of each room with the camera set at eye height, above furniture and countertops. Then leave the room to take the photo using the smartphone app. You can take one photo per room, unless you’re bracketing your exposures or the size of the room requires more. Large rooms may need two or three images from different positions.

  A Matterport camera requires a different workflow. The camera scans every corner of the room, creating a 3D dollhouse-like floor plan. Frank suggests starting at the lowest level and working your way up. Position the camera to take shots from the center of hallways and at each room’s entryway. Then put your Matterport camera in each corner of the room to create a feel for room size; the number of photos will assist the software as it forms the 3D dollhouse model.

  Step 3: Upload the Tour

  There are hundreds of 360-degree tour providers and hosting platforms, including Matterport, Ricoh360 Tours, Ogulo, Immoviewer, Box Brownie, Giraffe360, and EyeSpy360, says Schravemade. Many have apps that upload your photos as you take them. Editing tools on many of the platforms will stitch your images together for a seamless tour experience.

  Costs vary by platform and complexity. Immoviewer has a subscription model that runs from $69 per month for five active tours to $159 per month for 20. Box Brownie uses a pay-as-you-go model in which a tour with up to 15 photos costs $16, one with 16 to 25 photos costs $24; options for image enhancement start at $1.60, and 360-degree virtual staging is priced at $64. The more complex Matterport tours fall in the $250 to $400 range.

  Step 4: Create the Tour, From Walkthrough to Exit

  Many editing programs, including Box Brownie and Immoviewer, will put your photos in the right sequence as they upload; as long as you take your photos in the order of the flow of the home’s floor plan, they’ll be properly arranged for the virtual tour.

  If you’re using Matterport’s software, after you upload your photos, they’re processed into the 3D model in the correct order. You can then start adding “Matter Tags” and highlight reels, embedding videos and brochures, and labeling rooms and dimensions, says Frank.

  If you have the editing skills to stitch the images together yourself, Schravemade recommends programs such as Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, available as an online subscription for $9.99 per month as part of the Adobe Creative Cloud package. (A subscription to the full Adobe Creative Cloud costs $52 per month, but most users need only those two apps.)

  With Immoviewer, “those tours are live the moment they’re uploaded. So if you’ve got a good [wireless] connection from the house and you use the app, the moment those images are uploaded, that virtual tour is live and ready to go,” Turner says.

  Matterport’s detailed scanning and photography process can take a couple of hours to finish uploading. Once that upload completes, it then takes 24 to 48 hours to process. That’s when you’re able to start tagging and adding specs and points of interest. Box Brownie uses manual stitching for its photo editing process and has a 24-hour turnaround, says Schravemade.

  Step 5: Publish and Market the Tour on Multiple Channels

  Platforms such as realtor.com®, many MLSs, and social media are ideal places for publishing your virtual home tour. You can embed the tour link in email campaigns and text messages or drop it straight into Facebook, says Schravemade.

  Once the images and 3D model have been created, Frank says, the Matterport system “automatically generates photos it thinks are usable in your marketing campaigns, as well as a few short teasers, which are great; you can easily download a GIF or MP4 [video] file and use it in your marketing campaigns.”

  Make virtual home tours part of everything you can, whether it’s inexpensively with Immoviewer or Box Brownie or more fully immersive with detailed Matterport tours, Lublin advises. “People are more hesitant to enter properties now, but there’s a tremendous demand, and providing them the ability to see and choose to eliminate properties online is a powerful tool,” he says. “You always want to be seen as tech-forward. Now it’s easy to be tech-forward.”

  Turner estimates 95% of listings still don’t have a true virtual tour, even amid the pandemic. “I wish [agents] wouldn’t be so hung up on perfect image quality, especially with a virtual tour,” he says. “Do one, get it up there, and give consumers this experience they’re looking for. A 360-degree camera is going to do a really good job of capturing an above-average image of the room.”

  What You Need to Create 3D Home Tours

  • Camera: $250–$3,500. Experts interviewed for this article recommended a range of options, including the Ricoh Theta V ($380); Insta360 One X ($456); Ricoh Theta Z1 ($1,000); and Matterport Pro2 ($3,400).
  • Tripod or monopod: $25 to $50
  • Extra battery: $30 to $40
  • Battery charging station: $20 to $40
  • App: Virtual-tour providers have apps that enable you to upload 3D photos to create tours.

  On a Budget

  For about $15, you can get a selfie stick, attach your smartphone to it, and walk through a listing, narrating as you go and pointing out features people might otherwise see more readily in an in-person tour. It’s not a true virtual tour, but it’s an economical way to create a tour to post to social media and aggregator sites.

  Hear From the Experts

  The National Association of REALTORS®’ recent three-part TechEdge series took a deep dive into virtual tours. The June 30 session, “The Virtual Agent,” was hosted by broker-owner Bill Lublin and featured Jeff Turner and Peter Schravemade. REALTORS® can purchase a recording of the session for $14.95 at nartechedge.com .

  

  Mandy Ellis

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  How to make your OWN Virtual Tours with My360

  Are you ready to make your own virtual tours? With the My360 software anyone can build their own virtual tours easily and with the least amount of hassle!

  Here’s a quick tutorial to show how easy it really is!

  

  Take your pictures with your 360º camera. Any camera works with My360, including the  Ricoh Theta , Samsung Gear, Insta360ONEX or any other instant 360º camera plus any DSLR camera.

  Don’t have a camera yet?

  

  Upload your pictures to the My360 software. You can upload as many images you like and  create as many virtual tours  you like, there is no limit!

  You can also use the My360 App to upload your images directly from your phone to your My360 account.

  

  On the desktop version, click “create virtual tour” and start making your own virtual tour using the My360 editor. You will be able to add  videos, pop-ups , text and hotspots plus  floorplans  and contact forms.

  You can even set your “default account settings” so all your tours will use the same settings by default and can be overwritten individually when needed.

  

  Share your tours anywhere you like! There’s really no limit to where you can share your new virtual tour! You can share the link on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google – send it via Whatsapp, email or any other messaging program. You will get an embed code to  add your virtual tour to your website  or any other website you like and you can even connect to our API so the tours are published on your website automatically!

  Furthermore, if you have a portal you work with, we are happy to adjust the API to their needs to you can publish everywhere!

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