Prepare your photos, configure the view, then add it to WordPress.
Use photos of the same product taken from successive angles around a full circle. Keep the product in the same position and use the same image dimensions for every photo.
Give the files matching names with consecutive numbers, such as product_01.jpg, product_02.jpg and product_03.jpg. Upload the whole sequence together so the files share the same folder.
Resize and compress large photos before uploading to keep loading times short. More photos can make rotation smoother, but also increase the amount visitors need to download.
Once all photos are uploaded, select only the first photo in the sequence. Our online setup tool opens in a new tab with that photo's URL. Use it to set the filename pattern and number of photos so the viewer can load the remaining images.
Your photos must be publicly accessible for the online tool to show them. Photos on localhost or a password-protected website will not load there.
You can also use publicly accessible image URLs. Open the setup tool (new tab) and enter the first photo's URL.
Check that every angle loads in the preview, then copy the generated shortcode: the text starting with [360-jsv and ending with ].
Edit a product and paste the shortcode into the 360 Javascript Viewer Code box. Make sure the product gallery contains images, then update and preview the product.
View WooCommerce settingsAdd Elementor's Shortcode widget, paste the complete shortcode and preview the page.