virtual WALKTHROUGH

Deliver complete site records with photo-rich walkthroughs

Eliminate repeat site visits and lost time with complete visual documentation. Virtual Walkthrough captures high-resolution photos and integrates them directly into your 3D model—so you can read equipment labels, verify conditions, and conduct remote inspections without ever going back. Available now on Business and Enterprise plans.

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Virtual walkthrough in action

Polycam walkthrough mode desktop interface at frame 1050 of 1310, displaying a basement or garage space with purple spatial mapping overlay and green marker points tracking the camera path. The view shows concrete floors, white block walls, and the same hose reel and plumbing visible in the right portion. Left sidebar shows tools including Measure, Floorplan, Report, Comment, Crop, Background, Color, Blueprint, and Advanced options.

Polycam walkthrough mode interface showing frame 1051 of 1310, featuring a close-up view of a sage green garden hose reel mounted on a textured white wall above white PVC plumbing pipes. The mobile interface displays navigation controls, a Layers button, and bottom menu with Measure, Floorplan, Report, and Comment options.

Retrace your steps for context-perfect navigation

Follow your exact capture path through the 3D model with high-resolution photos positioned precisely where you took them. This spatial context makes it easy to orient team members, verify measurements, and understand how spaces connect—no more guessing where a photo was taken or how areas relate to each other.

Read every label and spot every detail—from anywhere

3D meshes capture geometry, but can miss some fine detail. Virtual Walkthrough fills that gap with crisp photography that reveals what the mesh misses. Read equipment labels and model numbers. Identify thin pipes, wiring, and conduits. Document surface conditions and finishes.