How To Create Full Screen Virtual Tours

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If you’re creating a special virtual tour, you may want to make it a full screen virtual tour by default and dedicate a page for it.

Suppose, you’re creating a virtual tour of a luxury apartment or a virtual conference center.

In that case, you want it as a fullscreen virtual tour, so your viewers will have a proper experience of the place.

With WPVR, you can easily create fullscreen or full view virtual tours.

**For this, you need to have the WPVR Free plugin, WPVR Pro plugin, and the WPVR Embed Add-on installed and activated on your website.

You can get all of them by purchasing the WPVR Annual Agency plan or the WPVR Lifetime Agency plan.

In this guide, you’ll learn how to create fullscreen or full view virtual tours on your WordPress website using WPVR.

Let’s get started.

Create Full Screen Virtual Tour Using WPVR #

First, make sure that you have WPVR, WPVR Pro, and WPVR Embed Add-on, all three installed and activated on your website.

Then follow these simple steps:

1. Create A Virtual Tour using WPVR. You can follow this guide to create a virtual tour using WPVR within minutes.

Then go to the edit mode of your tour.

You can also go to the edit mode of one of your already existing tours.

2. Since you have the WPVR Embed Add-on installed and activated, you’ll see a section named To Embed on External Pages.

There is another section named Using Classic Editor, where you’ll find a shortcode. Copy this code by clicking on the blue button.

3. Choose to create a new page on your website.

You can give a title to this page, but since the virtual tour will be on full screen, only the tour will appear on the front end.

Select the shortcode block or element of your page builder and paste the shortcode here.

Here, we’re using Gutenberg.

Set the shortcode like this:

[wpvr id="xxx" width="embed"]

Set your Tour ID in the place of wpvr id.

Now, Update or Publish this page.

4. Choose to view your published/updated page or visit the page.

Your page will show up like this:

That’s it. Your virtual tour is now in full screen mode or full view mode by default.

Now your viewers can have a focused experience of your virtual tour.