01
Model the interior
Start with the project as you already draw it — walls, joinery, furniture, lighting. No render engine, no export gymnastics, no second copy of the model to maintain.
How it works
Walk the room
before it gets built.
Voxel Studio takes the interior model you already have and turns it into a photoreal 360° walkthrough your client can step into — from the plan grid to the link you send them.
One camera nodeSphere → flat 2:1 panorama
Seven steps
From model to link
in one flow.
Each stage runs on the file before it, so nothing gets rebuilt twice and every tour stays tied to the model it came from.
02
Generate the 360 images
Lay a grid over the plan and pick your capture points. A camera drops at every intersection and writes out one spherical image per point, plus a minimap so you can see where you stood.
03
Build the tour
Link the points into a route people can actually walk. Set the doorway a viewer steps through, the direction they face when they land, and which room they see first.
04
Render the tour
Every panorama is rendered up to photoreal in one pass — real materials, real daylight, consistent from node to node so the space doesn't shift character as you walk through it.
05
Change what the client asks for
Swap the sofa, change the flooring, warm up the lights. Edits apply to the finished tour, so you answer a comment in an afternoon instead of re-rendering the set.
06
Upscale to 4K
The final pass takes each panorama to 4K, so grout lines, fabric weave and timber grain hold up when someone leans in on a big screen or puts a headset on.
07
Share the tour
Send one link. It opens in a browser on any phone or laptop, works in a headset, and stays password-protected and yours — the panoramas never leave your platform as loose files.