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# How to Apply Nadir Blur Patching in GoThru
- URL: https://gothru.co/docs/how-to-apply-nadir-blur-patching-in-gothru/
- Published: 2025-07-24T08:59:42.000Z
- Updated: 2025-07-24T08:59:41.000Z
- Description: In this tutorial, you'll learn how to apply a nadir blur patch to your panoramas using GoThru. This is a quick way to hide your tripod or other objects at the bottom of the 360 image without using a custom nadir logo.
- Author: Syafriko Yuliusman
- Tags: New GoThru

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to apply a **nadir blur patch** to your panoramas using GoThru. This is a quick way to hide your tripod or other objects at the bottom of the 360 image **without using a custom nadir logo**.

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### **Step-by-Step Guide**

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### **① Open the Nadir Manager**

From your **Tour Dashboard**, go to the left-side menu and click on **Nadir Manager** under the **Tour Tools** section.

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### **② Select a Panorama**

Choose the panorama you want to patch by clicking on the **"Nadir Patching"** button shown on its thumbnail.

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### **③ Adjust the Blur Patch**

Once in the Nadir Patching window:

- **Disable "Use Mirror Ball"** (make sure it's toggled OFF).
- You will see a circular **blur patch** over the nadir area (as shown in the preview).
- Use the **“Scale Nadir”** slider to adjust the size of the blur.
- **No need to upload any image** — the blur is generated automatically.

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### **④ Apply the Blur**

When satisfied with the blur position and size:

- Click the **"Apply"** button in the bottom right corner.
- If you want to apply the same blur patch to every panorama in the tour: Toggle **“Apply All”** to **ON** before clicking Apply.

![](https://gothru.co/docs/content/images/2025/07/image-2.png)

**Important Note:** Once applied, this blur patch **cannot be undone**. To revert it, you’ll need to **re-upload the original 360 image** using the exact same file name. This will overwrite the edited version.

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