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Add notes, photos and buttons inside a room

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In Vistura, you place a point on a photo with Add > Point on the photo, then choose what a tap on it does: show a note, a picture or a video, or ask the buyer to get in touch. These information points are what other apps call hotspots. Video and Book a viewing need Pro or Business on your account; every other type works on every plan.

Before you start

Open the photo of the room in the editor. On a phone, tap the photo in the list, then close its settings with the X to see the whole photo.

Steps

  1. Turn the photo until you see the spot you want to talk about, such as the oven or the view.
  2. Select Add (the + at the top right on a phone), then Point on the photo.
  3. Select the photo on that spot. A point appears there.
  4. If its settings do not open, select the point.
  5. Under What a tap does, choose a type from the table below.
  6. Fill in its content, and give it a name under Name, for example "Equipped kitchen".
  7. Under On the photo it shows as, keep Icon that opens, or choose Always open for a short text.

The point's settings, with the types under What a tap does: Show and Get them to act

Result buyers see the point on the photo and tap it to open what you added.

The types

Type What buyers get Plan
Text A short note, up to 250 characters Free
Picture A picture they open full screen, with a line of text Free
Video A video from the tour, or a YouTube or Vimeo link Pro
Before / after Two pictures of the same view, with a slider: empty and furnished, or before and after renovation Free
External site A button that opens a website, such as the brochure Free
Ask for contact One of your forms; the answer reaches Leads Free
Book a viewing Your Visit calendar: they pick a free time Pro
Price highlight A price and a button, for a parking space or furniture Free

A point on a kitchen photo, open on a phone, showing its text

More in this section: Build the tour
  1. Add, replace and download photos
  2. Organise rooms and floors
  3. Name the tour and choose its cover
  4. Link the rooms so buyers can walk through
  5. Property details, location and what's nearby
  6. Add notes, photos and buttons inside a room
  7. Add or change a contact form
  8. Add a floor plan to your tour
  9. Add a video (drone or walk-through)
  10. Narrate the rooms and run a guided tour