Syafriko Yuliusman

To share a tour project with more than one person without entering individual email addresses, use the Virtual Tour Editor's share function. This allows anyone with the link to open and edit the tour—ideal for collaborating with clients or coworkers, as everyone’s changes are saved in the same tour.

Sharing your virtual tour with clients or team members is easy using GoThru's AI Moderator tool. It allows real-time collaboration so everyone sees updates as they happen.

How to Rename Your Tours in GoThru Renaming your tour in GoThru is simple and helps keep your projects organized.

A Step-by-Step Guide for Stunning Virtual Experiences

GoThru allows you to import a tour that you've already published on Google Street View for editing, moderation, or republishing. You can locate the tour using the business name, address, or CID number.

In this tutorial, you are exploring how to create a Blue Line on Google Street View from individual panoramas using GoThru.

A Blue Line tour shows a path on Google Maps, such as roads, trails, or walkways, and is not tied to any business or address.

You don’t need a verified business profile to publish 360 images to Google Maps. GoThru allows you to create and upload tours even for parks, trails, public spaces, or personal projects.

Easily publish immersive 360° tours to Google Street View using GoThru's redesigned interface. This guide walks you through everything from setup to publishing, whether you're showcasing a business, venue, or public space.

GoThru offers flexibility in how you view your virtual tours by allowing you to switch between Grid View and List View in the 'My Tours' section. This guide will walk you through the steps to toggle between these views easily. Why Switch Views?