What your visitors get
The house from above
A full orbit around the model when the tour opens, then a click on any room flies the camera inside it.
Walking in 3D
Clicking the floor or a circle moves the camera through the flat with a real 3D transition — the model is the geometry behind every panorama.
Measurements
Two double-clicks measure a distance; one on a wall measures to the opposite wall.
Free flight (optional)
A plane button lets visitors fly through the house with the keyboard or an on-screen joystick.
Floors
Multi-level homes: each level modelled on its own and stacked in the house.
Every device
Desktop, phone and VR — the same link.
What is a dollhouse view?
Imagine lifting the roof off a house and looking at it from above: every room in 3D in its real place, and one click takes you inside it in the 360° tour. Matterport made this view famous with a special camera and a monthly subscription. In iPano360 it is built from the ordinary 360° photos of your tour — from your phone or any camera — inside the editor you already use.
How it works — inside the editor
Add your 360° photos
One panorama per room, exactly as for any tour. Nothing else to upload.
Open the dollhouse editor
In the tour settings, press “Create the dollhouse”. The guide asks two things: how many floors, and how high the camera was.
Walls, doors and furniture — automatically
The studio computes a depth map for every photo and proposes the room’s corners, its doors and even the furniture. You check room by room and fix a corner with a click.
Arrange the rooms
The rooms are placed from the links between your scenes; drag on the floor plan to fine-tune, floor by floor.
Publish
One button bakes the model and saves it with the tour. The house button appears in your viewer — and the tour can open on the dollhouse.
About ten minutes for a flat the first time — the model stays editable afterwards.
Honestly: how it differs from Matterport
Matterport scans rooms with a dedicated camera (from about €500) and builds a very precise model automatically, for a monthly subscription. iPano360 builds the model from the depth it estimates in your photos plus your corrections: closed rooms come out within a few centimetres, open-plan spaces need a little more hand work, and measurements are approximate (a few percent). It suits apartments, shops and offices — it is not a laser scan for engineering.
What do you need?
Questions
Is the dollhouse free?
Do I need a special camera?
Can I add a dollhouse to an existing tour?
Does it work with several floors?
Can visitors measure?
What if a wall is detected wrongly?
Give your tour a dollhouse
Open your tour in the studio, press “Create the dollhouse”, and publish — or try the demo above first.