New GoThru

If your virtual tour has been archived on Google and you need to restore it into GoThru, follow these steps using the new GoThru interface. Step 1: Open Your Tour Details

By default, the publisher’s name associated with your GoThru account may show up in the tour attribution on Google Street View. To have your client’s name or branding displayed instead, here's how to update the tour attribution:

If you manage tours for clients, GoThru allows you to connect their Google Street View accounts directly to your profile. This way, you can publish tours on their behalf.

If you want to update the first image or starting angle for your Google Business virtual tour, follow these steps:

Archiving a tour in GoThru helps free up your storage by deleting panoramas from your account, while still allowing the possibility to restore or reuse them later.

Follow these steps to free up storage by archiving multiple tours at once in GoThru.

Here are the simple steps on how to embed an overlay virtual tour on your website using 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.

Adding a mirror ball nadir is a great way to cover the tripod area in your 360 panoramas, giving your virtual tour a cleaner and more professional appearance. Follow the steps below to add it using GoThru’s new interface.

When creating or editing a Google Street View tour in GoThru, it's important to understand how the starting panorama is selected.