1. Export the panorama from Twinmotion
- Open your project in Twinmotion, go to the Media tab and choose Panorama.
- Choose + Panorama to add a 360° viewpoint, one for each room or spot you want in the tour.
- Go to Export and choose Panorama. Set the projection to Equirectangular, the resolution to 6000 × 3000 or higher, and the format to JPG.
- Choose Start Export and save the files.
Open one before you upload. It should be a single wide, stretched image, exactly twice as wide as it is tall. Six square images (a cube map) won’t work.
2. Upload it to a tour
- In your dashboard, open Tours and open your tour, or choose Create Tour.
- Drag the renders onto the upload box, or choose Upload Panorama.
- Choose Edit to open the tour in the editor.
Then link the renders with hotspots, and add notes, pictures or videos with a Smart Bubble. Create your first tour covers the whole process.
Recommended settings
- ProjectionEquirectangular, which gives the full 360° × 180° view
- Resolution6000 × 3000 or higher, always 2:1
- FormatJPG: smaller files that upload faster than PNG
- File sizeUp to 100MB per panorama on the Business and Unlimited plans, 30MB on Essential
Tips
- Looks stretched or broken? It was probably exported as a cube map, or not at 2:1. Export it again as equirectangular.
- Too big to upload? Save it as JPG at a slightly lower quality, or a slightly smaller size that is still 2:1.
- Upload rendered images only. Twinmotion project files and 3D models such as .fbx or .obj can’t be uploaded.
Common questions
Can I upload a Twinmotion cube map?
No. TeliportMe needs one equirectangular image, twice as wide as it is tall, for each spot; a cube map’s six square images won’t work. Export the panorama again with the projection set to Equirectangular.
Does this work with renders from other 3D software?
Yes. TeliportMe works with renders from 3D and architecture software, as long as each one is exported as a 360° equirectangular JPG or PNG at 2:1. See Image specifications.
Can clients view the walkthrough on a phone?
Yes. A TeliportMe tour opens in the web browser on a phone, tablet or computer, with nothing to install. See How to view a virtual tour.