AI 360° panoramas of real-world spaces.

Example prompts by industry

Good prompts read like a photographer’s brief: the space, its size and style, the materials, the light and the view. Borrow these and adapt them.

Real estate

• “Bright Scandinavian living room in a 1930s apartment, herringbone oak floor, tall windows onto a tree-lined street, late-morning light.”
• “Penthouse terrace at sunset, plunge pool, teak loungers, glass balustrade, view over a marina and city skyline.”

Hotels and hospitality

• “Boutique hotel junior suite, king bed with linen throw, arched window to a sea view, rattan armchair, soft morning light.”
• “Moroccan riad courtyard with a reflecting pool, zellige tiles, orange trees in terracotta pots, carved cedar doors.”

Restaurants, bars and venues

• “Candle-lit wedding reception in a stone barn, long banquet tables with eucalyptus garlands, festoon lights under timber beams.”
• “Rooftop cocktail bar at dusk, low lounge sofas, brass bar counter, string lights, city skyline.”

Tourism and outdoor spaces

• “Vineyard terrace above a medieval hill town at golden hour, rows of vines, cypress trees, rolling hills.”

Architecture, development and retail

• “Double-height lobby of a new mixed-use building, polished concrete floor, timber slat ceiling, full-height glazing, reception desk.”
• “Furniture showroom room set, curved bouclé sofa, travertine coffee table, wool rug, warm gallery lighting.”

Tips for realistic 360° panoramas

1. Name the space and its scale — “a 40 m² open-plan kitchen” beats “a kitchen”.
2. Specify materials and finishes: floors, walls, worktops, fabrics.
3. Set the light and the time of day: morning sun, overcast, golden hour, evening with lamps on.
4. Describe what is outside the windows — it is part of a 360° image.
5. Leave out people and signage. The generator is tuned for clean, empty spaces without invented text or logos.
6. For a multi-room tour, generate the whole tour at once so every room shares the same style.

What you get: format and exports

Every panorama is a true 2:1 equirectangular image — the standard format of 360° cameras and viewers — with seamless left and right edges, a level horizon at mid-height and continuous floor and ceiling. Higher-quality settings produce a larger panorama. From there you can:

• Add it to a tour as a scene, next to AI scenes or real 360° photos.
• Embed it on any website with the tour’s one-line iframe, or share its short link.
• Turn it into video with AI video tours (Professional and Business).
• Get the image file itself through the REST API, which returns the full-resolution equirectangular image of every scene (Professional and Business).

Credits and plans

AI generation runs on AI credits, included every month on paid plans: Solo ($19/month, or $16 billed yearly) includes 100 credits, Professional ($59, or $48 yearly) 500 and Business ($199, or $160 yearly) 1,500. Each generated scene uses credits according to the quality you choose — Standard is the most economical — and the exact cost is shown on the button before you confirm. Solo’s monthly allowance covers dozens of standard-quality scenes. The Free plan has no AI credits but lets you build tours from your own 360° photos. See the pricing page.

Can you use AI-generated panoramas commercially?

Under our Terms of Service, the AI-generated or AI-modified media you create with our AI features is yours to use — on your website, in listings, in marketing. A few responsibilities come with it:

• AI scenes are illustrative and may not accurately represent a real property, so present them honestly — for example, labeled as a visualization or concept.
• Outputs are provided as-is, and we don’t guarantee they are unique or free from resemblance to existing works.
• You are responsible for making sure your use complies with applicable laws, and the usual content rules apply.
• Don’t publish AI-generated scenes to Google Maps, which asks for photos taken on location — see publishing to Google Street View.

A Skybox AI alternative for real-world spaces

If you have searched for an AI 360° generator, you have probably come across Skybox AI by Blockade Labs. It’s a well-known 360° panorama generator, and its own site positions it for XR, virtual production and games, including Unity, Roblox and Fortnite creators. VirtualTourEasy is built for a different job: believable interiors and exteriors of real estate, hotels and venues that people walk through as a tour.

Building a game level, a VR environment or an LED-volume backdrop? Skybox AI’s export options are designed for that. Need a realistic room that buyers or guests can explore on a listing, a hotel website or a venue page? That is what VirtualTourEasy is for.