360 room tour from your photos

What it does — and what it doesn’t

The 3D Panorama tool creates a 360 room tour from one to four photos of the same room. You add a front photo and, if you have them, right, back and left photos taken from the same spot. The AI combines them into an immersive view that you can drag or swipe to look around in, and that you can share with a link. It also works with your own designs: pick a generated redesign as the front photo and explore that concept from the inside. With a single photo, the parts of the room you did not photograph are filled in by the AI, so they may not match reality. Each extra angle replaces guesswork with real information, which is why four photos give the most faithful result. It is a visual impression, not a measured scan: distances, ceiling heights and furniture sizes are not exact, and it is not a floor plan or a survey. Panoramas use 3D credits, which are separate from the credits used for images. Processing takes a little longer than a single image, and you can follow progress in the app.

Who it’s for

Homeowners use it to step inside a redesign and check how it feels from every side before committing. Agents and hosts use it to give remote viewers a better sense of a room than a single photo allows. Interior designers share an explorable concept with clients who find flat images hard to read. Families living apart use it to show a new home or a planned renovation to relatives, simply by sending a link.