Map and video preview: A two-column interface shows an interactive Google Map with the GPX route as a green polyline and a synchronized video player. A red dot on the map tracks the current video position in real time.
Multi-floor support: Define multiple floors and their time ranges with a visual timeline and draggable handles. Each floor receives a unique map color.
Configurable spacing: Set the distance between generated images from 2 to 100 meters. Pano Mapper shows how many images it will generate before you start. A spot the route passes twice, or where you stood still, gets one image.
Auto-generated connections: Sequential connections are created within each floor. Each floor’s first node is connected to the nearest node of the floor before it when they are within 20 meters of each other.
Manual node editing: Add a node at the current video position or remove an existing node. Connections are rewired automatically when nodes are added or removed.
GPS-video synchronization offset: Adjust an offset in seconds to align the GPX track with the video when they are not perfectly synchronized.
360° preview: Select any generated node to inspect it in a 360° viewer. Open a complete walk-through preview with Street View-style navigation.
Export to Street View Publisher: Send every generated image, together with its GPS data, connections, and floor level, to Street View Publisher for publishing to Google Maps.
Export to Virtual Tour Studio: Create a virtual tour project with all generated images as scenes. The Street View Arrows add-on is configured automatically with GPS positions, connections, and floor levels, making the walk-through ready for immediate navigation. This export requires a paid plan.
