Here is a comparison of virtual tour software by my friend Ben Claremont:
Best virtual tour software (comparison by Ben Claremont)
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Also check out these 3 cool features unique to 3DVista:
Animated Panoramas:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=190&v=Lv5xckO_6so&feature=emb_logo
Live Panoramas:
New York: http://www.3dvista.com/samples/live_pano_ny.html
Adaptive HDR panoramas:
https://3dvistanews.wordpress.com/2019/05/17/live-adaptive-hdr-panoramas-with-360o-cameras/
Thanks for sharing this. Cheers
Hey Ben,
Please try https://www.klapty.com/en/
Klapty is also the best software to create and share a virtual tour as same as kulla, roundme and many more…
Really helpful video Ben! I loved Cupix the most. They make it easy to visualize your space and even offer the product for free! Highly recommend everyone to check it out during this difficult time!
Please note: Cupix is no longer free (except for a trial). In fact it is quite costly.
Which of them has the “dollhouse” view?
Matterport and I think Cupix and Benaco as well.
Thank you! 🙂
CloudPano has this feature as well.
I don’t want to watch a 50-minute video to identify candidate apps and shortlists them, when viewing a spreadsheet would take 1 minute. My requirements are simple: app running on my Mac (no cloud involved), embeddable tours with no royalty for the runtime.
Hi Fazal. It sounds like you want to do self-hosting. There are several software that can help you create virtual tours for self-hosting, such as Pano2VR, krpano and 3Dvista. Then you’ll have to setup your Mac as a server (I don’t know how to do that).
Great job. Very informative. However, Matterport is hands down the best IMHO. The actual 3D walkthrough experience trumps all the other deficiencies it may have.