The iPanorama 360° Virtual Tour Builder is a robust WordPress plugin developed by Avirtum that allows you to create interactive 360-degree panoramas and virtual tours directly within the WordPress admin.
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WordPress Version: 4.6 or higher (Compatible up to 6.7.x).
PHP Version: Ideally 7.4 or higher for optimal performance.
Browser Support: Modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera, and IE11.
Mobile Support: Fully responsive; supports touch gestures (pinch-to-zoom) and mobile gyroscopes for orientation-based viewing.
Page Builders: Native support for Gutenberg (via dedicated blocks) and compatible with Elementor, Divi, and WPBakery via shortcodes.
The plugin supports five distinct “Scene Types,” making it one of the more versatile panorama tools:
Sphere: Standard equirectangular 360° images.
Cube: Six-sided cubic panorama (supports single texture or six separate files).
Little Planet: A “stereographic” projection creating a spherical world effect.
Flat: High-resolution 2D images that users can pan and zoom (ideal for maps or large photos).
Google Street View: Direct integration using a Panorama ID.
The Builder: A modern web interface with a Preview Mode, allowing you to see changes in real-time before publishing.
Marker/Hotspot System: * Customization: Create your own marker styles or use built-in icons.
Interactivity: Markers can trigger tooltips, popover lightboxes, or navigate to different scenes.
Animations: Over 50+ show/hide animations for tooltips and popovers.
Transitions: Over 20 scene transition effects (Fade, Zoom, Swirl, etc.).
Audio Support: Ability to add background music or scene-specific audio tracks.
Embedding: Supports iFrame embedding, allowing you to host the tour on WordPress but display it on third-party websites.
Updates: The plugin is frequently updated (latest stable versions seen in early 2026).
Optimization: Uses WebGL for smooth rendering and includes a “preload” feature to speed up panorama loading times.
Permissions: Granular control over who can create/edit tours (Administrator, Editor, Author, etc.).
