Open your doors.
Let your collection tell its story.
Bring art, heritage and exhibitions to life online. An immersive 3D tour lets people explore your space, discover the stories behind each piece and feel inspired to visit.
A new way to connect people with your collection.
From an independent art gallery to a museum or heritage attraction, give your audience the freedom to explore at their own pace. Create a compelling introduction before a visit, or a lasting record of an exhibition after it closes.
Turn interest into a visit
Show your atmosphere, exhibition spaces and standout pieces. Help prospective visitors understand what makes your venue special before they plan their day.
Tell the stories behind the displays
Add interactive points of interest with artist introductions, historical context, close-up images, audio, video and links to further reading.
Make the next step easy
Link directly to your existing ticket pages, exhibition programme, artwork listings or enquiry form, so discovery leads naturally to action.
Step inside. Discover more with every click.
Explore this gallery in 3D and see how interactive tags bring extra detail into the space. Visitors can discover artwork, learn about the artists and follow links to more information and online purchasing.
Move through the gallery using the floor markers and select the points of interest to discover more. Open the tour in a new tab for a larger view.
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More than a view of the room.
Your displays are the starting point. Interactive tags let you share the detail that makes them meaningful, right where the visitor is looking.
- For galleries: introduce artists, explain techniques and link to available works or sales enquiries.
- For museums: add object histories, archive photographs, curator commentary and educational resources.
- For temporary exhibitions: preserve a walkthrough that can support future promotion, learning and exhibition records.
- For visitor planning: show entrances, routes and facilities alongside your written access information.
Blaise Castle Museum.
A selection of images from our museum capture, showing the character of the exhibition interiors and an exterior 3D model. Together, these views show how a presentation can introduce both a collection and the building that houses it.
One presentation. Many ways to share it.
On your website
Embed your tour on exhibition and visitor-information pages, or send a direct link to schools, groups and prospective visitors.
Across your marketing
Use QR codes on leaflets, posters and printed guides. Share the tour through your social channels and email campaigns.
Alongside great photography
Pair the walkthrough with professional photographs of your exhibition spaces and displays for your website and promotional materials.
Planned around your space and collection.
1. Plan the story
Agree the areas to capture, key exhibits and visitor journey. Identify any display restrictions and the information you want to share.
2. Capture the exhibition
Arrange a quiet period or an out-of-hours visit where practical. We work around your team and agreed collection-care requirements.
3. Share your experience
Review the presentation and agreed tags, then receive your tour link and embed details, ready to share with your audience.
Useful answers for galleries & museums.
Can visitors see close-up artwork and extra information?
Yes. Interactive tags can include separate high-resolution images, text, audio, video and links. These supplement the walkthrough and help visitors understand details that deserve a closer look.
Can the tour link to artwork sales or ticket bookings?
Yes. Tags can link to your existing artwork listings, shop, booking pages or enquiry form. Purchases and bookings take place through your chosen website or provider.
What happens when an exhibition changes?
Text and links within tags can be updated. If displays or the layout change, a new capture may be needed to show the current exhibition accurately. We can agree a suitable update plan with you.
Can we keep a record of a temporary exhibition?
Yes. A captured exhibition can remain available as a digital record while hosting is maintained. Tell us how you want to use it so we can plan the capture and presentation around that purpose.
Can we control what is shown?
We agree the capture areas with you and can exclude restricted spaces. Artwork, loans and supporting media should have the permissions needed for online display; we can plan around any restrictions you identify.
Can it help visitors assess access before arriving?
A tour can show entrances, circulation routes and facilities to help people prepare. Pair it with clear written accessibility information and a contact for individual requirements.
How much does a gallery or museum tour cost?
The quote depends on the size, layout and services required. View our pricing for an indication, or contact us for a tailored quote. Twelve months of tour hosting are included, followed by £48 per year.
Give your next visitors a reason to step inside.
Tell us about your gallery, museum or upcoming exhibition and we will help you build a presentation around its story.