Getting started with Kroscloud

Kroscloud turns your 3D models and panoramas into interactive scenes you can share with a link or embed anywhere. This guide walks you from creating an account to publishing your first scene.

1. Create your account

Head to the sign-up page and register with your email. Free accounts let you upload, build and publish scenes so you can explore everything before choosing a plan.

Once you're signed in you'll land on My board — your home base where every scene you create lives.

2. Get to know the editor

Each scene opens in the Kroscloud editor. The editor is organised around a top menu panel, where each menu controls one aspect of your scene:

• Information — the scene's title, description, languages and audio narration.
• Points of interest — clickable hotspots that reveal text, images or audio.
• Layers — toggle parts of your model on and off.
• Background & Camera — set the look of the scene and the starting view.
• Share — publish, get a link and grab the embed code.

3. Upload your first model

From My board, choose Add scene and upload a 3D model or a panoramic image. Kroscloud supports the common photogrammetry and 3D formats and converts them for the web automatically.

For a full walk-through — including supported formats and size limits — see Upload your first 3D model.

4. Make it interactive

Add points of interest

Points of interest are the heart of an interactive scene. Drop a point anywhere on your model and attach a title, description, image or audio clip. Visitors click the point to reveal the content.

Organise with layers and languages

Use layers to let visitors show or hide parts of the model, and add languages so the same scene speaks to a global audience. Each language can have its own text and audio narration.

5. Publish and share

When you're happy, open the Share menu to publish your scene. You'll get a shareable link and an embed code you can paste into your own website. Learn more in Share & embed scenes.

Where to go next

That's the whole loop: upload, enrich, publish. From here, dig into the specific features that matter for your project — or jump straight to uploading a model.