What visitors can find
The search looks through each panorama’s title and description, and each hotspot’s name. Choosing a panorama in the results goes to it; choosing a hotspot goes to its panorama, turned to face the hotspot.
Add the Search block
- Open your tour in the editor, choose + Add at the top left, then the Search card.
- Give visitors a way to open it. In the block’s settings, turn on Enable in Control Bar to add a search button to your control bar. You need the Control Bar block for this.
You can also link a menu item, a control bar button or a CTA button to Search, for example a button labelled Find a room.
Enable in Menu is different: it adds a small search box to the top of your Menu block that filters the menu’s own items. It needs the Menu block.
Name things so they can be found
Search only finds the words you’ve given it, so before you publish:
- Go to each panorama, open the Panorama tab at the top right, and under Panorama Details give it a clear title, such as Kitchen or Room 204, sea view.
- Add a short description with the words people might search for: breakfast bar, wine fridge, garden doors.
- Name your hotspots, so a search for “brochure” or “video” finds them. See Hotspot labels and icons.
Good titles help everywhere else too: they show in the thumbnail bar and the panorama list.
Common questions
Which plans include Search?
The free trial includes it. If your paid plan doesn’t, choosing the card offers an upgrade.
Why doesn’t a room show up when I search for it?
Its panorama has no title or description with that word. Search matches parts of words, so “bed” finds “Bedroom 2”, but it won’t find a synonym you haven’t written down.
How do I remove search?
Open the block’s settings and choose Remove Block.