GoThru invested the most in the integration with Street View API and because of that 60% of Google Trusted Photographers are using GoThru tools to publish to Google Street View. Start helping local businesses by uploading connected 360 images to Street View, and build your own business along the way.
Upload your panoramas to GoThru directly, or by importing from your Google Drive or Dropbox.
Use the best moderation technique, that works for you (Map, Keyboard or Mobile), and connect your panoramas in minutes.
Preview your tour before publishing to Street View, and ensure that all your connections work properly.
See and navigate your panoramas on Google Street View within 5-10 minutes from pressing the "Publish to Street View" button.
Start using the most intuitive mode, by positioning the panoramas on the map and then connecting them.
Cut the time of connecting your panoramas and become a professional by using the keyboard and the amazing Q key (auto align, with center).
Select, rotate, reposition and scale your constellations with ease directly on Google Maps.
Expand your tours vertically, using Street View elevator widget. Use the levels to group your panoramas per floor or by areas.
Google requires blurring of license plates, faces or any other sensitive or private information. GoThru offers an easy to use blur tool that is implemented directly in the moderator.
GoThru allows you to create free virtual tours made of a maximum of 4 panoramas per tour. You can publish these tours on Google Street View.
GoThru has a blurring tool where you can easily blur faces and license plates.
Yes, first use the Import from Google function and then you can edit the tour and re-publish it.
Nothing happens. Once the tour is published to Google, it will stay on Google till Google removes it.
Yes, our Moderator allows you to place 360 images on levels/floors and create connections between levels/floors.
Google does not allow anyone to select the starting panorama and angle, but GoThru has implemented tools that gives you some power but not full control.
