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Content → Floors is the skeleton of the tour. Every room belongs to a floor, and every floor outline on the exterior photo points at one.
Floors list with one floor expanded showing its fields

Content → Floors — one card per level

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Adding a floor

Click + to add a level, then fill in its fields. Floors are shown to buyers in the order they appear here, so add them in the order you want them browsed — usually bottom to top, or the way an agent would walk a client through the property.

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Floor fields

What buyers see in the floor selector and on room cards: Ground floor, Second floor, Basement. Use the names people actually say — the viewer never renames them to “Floor 1”.
Free text such as 92 m² or 1,756 sq. ft., shown next to the floor.
The plan drawing for this level. Line-art plans on a white background look best and stay readable on a phone. Upload the plan at a decent resolution — the viewer scales it down, and buyers can zoom.No plan for this property? See Creating a floor plan for the three ways to produce one.
Three optional lines printed with the plan, mirroring an architect’s title block: for example GROUND FLOOR, SCALE 1/8" = 1'-0" and AREA 1756 sq. ft.
Furniture is not something you place from the dashboard. Buyers furnish the plan themselves from the viewer (Open Editor), and their layout stays on their own device — see Floor plan editor.

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Order of operations

A floor only becomes clickable once it has an outline on the exterior photo. If you add a floor after tracing the others, go back to Content → Exterior and trace the new one.
A floor with no plan image still works — its rooms appear in the list — but the floor plan pane shows a Missing floor plan placeholder, and room polygons and viewpoints cannot be traced. If you do not have a plan, make one.