We have launched a full documentation hub at /docs, adding proper content to help you use the website
What's in the hub
Embed & Share Guide — the most complete guide we've published. It covers:
- Quick-start
<iframe>embedding with ready-to-copy responsive snippets for both single videos/panoramas and full virtual tours - Auto-embed via oEmbed: paste a Mirame360 link into Notion, Substack, WordPress, Ghost, Medium, Slack, Discord, X, or Facebook and get an interactive player automatically — no code needed
- Direct link reference: the exact URL formats for public tours, embeds, media, and custom short aliases
- QR codes: how to generate and download a print-ready 1024×1024 PNG for any tour or video
- Customization parameters: which query parameters actually control quality/size on embed URLs, and which tour branding settings exist today (and their current limits)
- Platform-specific instructions for WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Notion, Substack, and real estate portals
- A troubleshooting/FAQ section for common embedding problems
How-To Guide — the step-by-step walkthrough for uploading, encoding, and publishing 360° videos and photos on Mirame360, from first upload to sharing a finished tour.
Video & Photo Formats — a new technical guide explaining why 360° files are different from regular media:
- Supported formats: MP4, MOV, MKV, plus GoPro
.360and DJI.osvraw camera files (auto-stitched), and JPEG/PNG/WebP/TIFF for photos, up to 10 GB per upload - Equirectangular projection: why the 2:1 aspect ratio matters and what breaks if it's off
- Spherical metadata: how players like YouTube, Facebook, and browsers actually detect that a file is a 360° sphere (Google Photo Sphere XMP for photos, Spherical Video V2 for MP4/MOV) — and why files often "look flat" after editing in a non-360°-aware tool
- Codecs and encoding renditions, and a link to our free Metadata Doctor tool to check your files before uploading