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Everything about how the viewer looks lives in one place: Settings → Customization → Customize. The editor opens fullscreen with your controls on the left and a live preview of the real viewer on the right.
Style editor with the Theme tab and a live viewer preview

The style editor — every change appears in the live preview immediately

The preview toolbar switches between desktop, tablet and mobile, so you can check a layout the way most buyers will actually see it. Changes save automatically; the header shows All changes saved when you are done. The editor has four tabs: Theme, Colors, Fonts and Terminology. This page covers Theme.

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Default view

Which pane buyers land on:
  • Room view — the browsable list of room cards. Best for homes with good photography.
  • Floorplan view — the plan next to the photo. Best when the plan is the selling point.
Visitors can always switch with the toggle in the filter row; this only sets the starting point.

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Layout theme

  • Default — the standard two-pane layout.
  • Glass — a frosted, more editorial variant where the browse panel floats over the media.

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Room grid

How many columns the room cards use: 1 column or 2 columns. New properties start at 1 column, which gives each room a large, magazine-style card. Two columns suit properties with many rooms.
In 1-column mode the room list pane is deliberately kept narrow so a single card does not stretch to the width of two. The column resizer is hidden in this mode for the same reason.

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Column resizer

In 2-column mode, a drag handle appears between the two panes of the preview. Drag it to decide how much space the media gets versus the browse panel; the ratio is saved with the property and used on desktop.

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Viewpoint thumbnails

Off by default. When on, hovering a room’s viewpoint marker on the floor plan pops up a small preview of that room’s first photo. See Viewpoints.

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Viewpoint size

A single slider (6–48) that scales every viewpoint marker — the current room’s cone and the smaller secondary dots — together. Ring thickness stays constant, so markers never look chunky at large sizes.

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Dark mode toggle

Off by default. When on, a light/dark switch appears next to the language button in the viewer, and visitors can flip the whole Visit to a dark theme. See Dark mode.

Pro feature

Adding a brand logo to the viewer requires the Pro plan.
Upload a logo and it sits permanently in the bottom-left corner of the viewer. Use a transparent PNG or SVG; no drop shadow is added, so bake any effect you want into the file itself. Leave it empty for no logo.
Viewer with a brand logo in the bottom-left corner

The logo sits in the bottom-left corner and stays visible throughout the tour