New GoThru

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to apply a nadir blur patch to your panoramas using GoThru. This is a quick way to hide your tripod or other objects at the bottom of the 360 image without using a custom nadir logo.

Adding a mirror ball nadir is a great way to cover the tripod area in your 360 panoramas, giving your virtual tour a cleaner and more professional appearance. Follow the steps below to add it using GoThru’s new interface.

When creating or editing a Google Street View tour in GoThru, it's important to understand how the starting panorama is selected.

To delete a Street View tour that wasn't published with GoThru (i.e., Matterport or directly on Street View), you can import it into GoThru and delete it using these steps:

If you've published a tour to Google Street View using GoThru and need to remove it, the process is now simpler with the updated GoThru dashboard.

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

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.