Crezlo Virtual Tours

Connecting a custom domain allows you to replace your default Crezlo subdomain (e.g., yourbrand.crezlotours.com) with your own professional branded...

When you invest time into crafting a high-end virtual tour, you want to ensure it stays exactly where it belongs. Whether you are a real estate agent...

To disable the zoom feature in a Crezlo virtual tour, you typically need to adjust the interaction settings within the tour editor. Disabling zoom is...

The Menu feature in Crezlo Tours is your primary tool for creating a structured, navigable experience for your viewers. Instead of just jumping...

Creating a captivating virtual tour isn’t just about having great visuals—it’s about the story you tell as a viewer moves from room to room....

🚀 Drag Scenes to Create Hotspots...

Step 1: Access the Crezlo Dashboard and Collections...

A Collection in the Crezlo Platform is an essential organizational tool that allows you to gather and manage different types of content, such as...

Once you’ve created your Virtual Tour in Crezlo, you’ll likely want to share it with clients, customers, or your online audience. Crezlo makes...

When you create a Virtual Tour in Crezlo, you control who can view it by setting the visibility. You can also add password protection for extra...

When you create a virtual tour in Crezlo, you can control who has access to it by choosing from three visibility settings: Public, Private, or...

Crezlo virtual tours are hosted on Google Cloud Platform (GCP), ensuring that your content is delivered with the same speed, reliability, and security...

A Virtual Host is an interactive video element that you can embed inside your Crezlo virtual tour. Think of it as a guide, presenter, or narrator who...

What Is a Virtual Tour?...