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This guide will help you to embed your Google virtual tour on your website. Start by navigating to your Google virtual tour. You will need to access the tour from Google Maps, not by clicking the 'See Inside' photo from a Google search. Before you go on with any of the following steps, you have to toggle the virtual tour to the specific view you want. Each different angled view or zoom level has a unique embed code, so you can embed different starting points of your tour on different parts of your website. For instance, the pictured tour is a furniture store. If the website for that business had separate pages for bedroom, living room, kitchen, they could embed separate virtual tours that start in those locations. Once you have the virtual tour pointed where you want it, click the three small vertical dots next to the name of the business. (see below)  A small menu will appear. Click on 'Share or embed image.' (see below)  A new window will appear. Click on the 'Embed a map' tab. Now you will have the option to select the size of your embedded virtual tour. Google has three presets or you can define your own height and width if you like. We recommend using a format that is wider to better fit most screens. Once you selected your size option, click on the 'COPY HTML' button. (see below)  Now you have your embed code copied. All you have to do now is paste the code into your website's html code wherever you want to virtual tour to appear.
We understand that business owners have a lot on their plates. If you'd like Convinced Photography to help you with any of this, we are a phone call or email away.
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This guide will help you to embed your Google virtual tour on your facebook page. Start by navigating to this facebook app. Click on "Add Static HTML to a Page." Next click on the dropdown box and select the page on which you'd like to put your Google virtual tour and click "Add Page Tab." The button will take you to your page where you can customize the tab. Click on "Set up tab." Now you will need to navigate to your Google virtual tour. You will need to access the tour from Google Maps, not by clicking the 'See Inside' photo from a Google search. Before you go on with any of the following steps, you have to toggle the virtual tour to the specific view you want. Each different angled view or zoom level has a unique embed code, so you can embed different starting points of your tour on different parts of your website. For instance, the pictured tour is a furniture store. If the website for that business had separate pages for bedroom, living room, kitchen, they could embed separate virtual tours that start in those locations. Once you have the virtual tour pointed where you want it, click the three small vertical dots next to the name of the business. (see below) A small menu will appear. Click on 'Share or embed image.' (see below A new window will appear. Click on the 'Embed a map' tab. Now you will have the option to select the size of your embedded virtual tour. I recommend setting a custom size of 800x500 (width x height.) Once you selected your size option, click the 'COPY HTML' button. (see below) Now you have your embed code copied. Go back to the window that popped up when you clicked on the set up tab button. Paste your embed code in the box that contains text (erase the text). Next click on the Actions dropdown and select "Edit name and image." You will have to login with facebook. Pick a name that will entice people to click on the tab and view your tour. When you're all finished, click on "Save & Publish" and close the window.
From your facebook control panel, you can move the new tab you just created to a prominent view. Your tour is now public and ready for anyone to view. Congrats! We understand that business owners have a lot on their plates. If you'd like Convinced Photography to help you with any of this, we are a phone call or email away. |
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