Teams are a powerful way to organize groups of users, clients, or projects within SeekBeak. You can access Team Settings in the top right menu of your Dashboard. There are two types of Teams: Teams – Each Team is a completely unique entity, including all content, billing, users, …

We created this guide with Real Estate agents in mind, but the steps work just as well for anyone who is looking to create a virtual tour! Things You’ll Need: Some 360° or panorama photos of the space you want to show A SeekBeak Account (free up to …

Google Analytics is the most popular way for websites to track and understand their traffic. Supporting SeekBeak plans allow you to integrate into this amazing platform, allowing you to track your 360 photo traffic like you would any other page on your website. How To Track A Single …

Upgrading your Account in SeekBeak is simple! Open the Team Settings Menu in the top right dropdown in the Dashboard. From here, you’ll be able to see  Subscription and Payment Details, as well as Invoices from past months. Choose the Subscription option to go to our plan options …

How to Animate a Hotspot A great way to draw some attention to your Hotspots is by adding an animation to the Hotspot. You can do this by clicking the Animate button in the “More” section of a Hotspot’s menu. From here you get two animation options: Seesaw …

Adding a little colour to your 360 photos or virtual tours is easy with SeekBeak. Just check out the guide below! Brand Colours For Your Hotspots One of the easiest ways to leave your visual mark on your 360 photos is by changing the colours of your Hotspots. …

If you’re interested in more custom design and branding options, read our full guide here. Custom Hotspot Icons A great way to make your mark on your 360 photos is by uploading your own icons for use with your Hotspots. SeekBeak allows you to replace any icon with …

Did you know you can add floor plans, maps, or other 2d images to help people navigate through your 360 photo or virtual tour? We call them Maps and they are easy to add to your groups of photos. Viewers can use it to help understand where they …

Adding a patch to the very bottom (Nadir) or the very top (Zenith) can be a great way to add some subtle branding to your 360 photo or cover up your tripod from when you shot the image. Read the guide below or watch the video to see …