How to Use Saved Views

Saved Views let you bookmark specific camera positions in your capture so you and your clients always see exactly the angle you intend.

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Opening the Views Panel

To get started, open your capture and click Views in the left toolbar. The Saved Views panel will open on the left side of the screen.

Standard Views

Standard views are built-in camera positions that give you instant access to common angles. Click Standard views to expand the list and reveal the following presets:

View Description
Top Looking straight down at the capture
Left Facing the left side of the space
Right Facing the right side of the space
Front Facing the front of the space
Back Facing the back of the space
Bottom Looking straight up from below

Click any view name to jump to that camera position instantly.

Saving a Custom View

You can save any camera angle as a custom view to return to it at any time.

To save a custom view:

  • Rotate, pan, or zoom the capture to the exact position you want.
  • Click + Save current view at the top of the Saved Views panel.
  • Give your view a name and confirm.

Your custom view will appear in the panel alongside the standard views.

Custom views capture your full viewing state, including projection type and navigation mode. This means a saved view will also preserve:

  • Projection type: Whether you were in Orthographic or Perspective projection when the view was saved.
  • Navigation mode: Whether you were in Walkthrough or Orbit mode when the view was saved.

Sharing a View

Both standard and custom views can be shared so clients or collaborators land on that exact camera angle when they open the link.

To share a view:

  • Hover over any view in the Saved Views panel, whether standard or custom.
  • Click the share icon to the right of the view name.
  • Copy the generated link and send it to your client or collaborator.

When a recipient opens the link, the capture will load directly at the saved camera position, with no manual navigation required.