remanet.art Public Beta Open editor

A CONTINUING SPACE FOR ART

The show ends.
It remains.

remanetLatinit remains

The work. The room. The way it felt to be there. Create a 360° exhibition that keeps the experience open—and entirely yours.

Open Editor

Free to use. No accounts. Project data is processed locally.

A 360 degree photograph of the Residue exhibition, showing framed artworks and a floor installation beneath a curved timber ceiling.
INSIDE THE EXHIBITION360°
RESIDUE · GALLERY VIEWA room worth returning to.
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Made for art exhibitionsProcessed on your computerPublished wherever you choose

A BETTER FIT FOR YOUR WORK

Built to stay.
Yours to keep.

Remanet gives you control over the whole experience—from the first photograph to the folder you publish.

01

Your project stays local.

Panoramas, artwork details, and edits are processed and saved on your computer. There’s no project upload and no server-side copy held by Remanet.

02

Your website is the destination.

The finished tour is a self-contained folder. Upload it to your own webserver, move it later, or keep it as an archive. The published viewer doesn’t depend on the Remanet editor being online.

03

The artwork is more than a hotspot.

Build your artwork catalog first, then place each work in your locations and draw its clickable outline. Add an artist, medium, dimensions, year, statement, and detail photographs. One artwork record can appear from several viewpoints and throughout a guided tour.

04

Detail goes where attention goes.

A small preview opens first. Image tiles load around the visitor’s view, then reprioritize as they turn or zoom. They can start exploring without waiting for every detail in the room.

ONE EXHIBITION. MORE THAN ONE WAY IN.

Every exhibition
has its own rhythm.

Artworks belong to the exhibition. Present them on their own, throughout the space, or within an authored sequence.

01 / WORKS

Start with the art.

A list of works becomes the way in. Each selection opens its saved view, with the information and photographs that tell the rest of its story.

Artworks only
02 / SPACE

Give them the room.

Visitors move between locations—your camera positions—and look around at their own pace. Include artwork markers and a works list when you want them.

Free exploration
03 / SEQUENCE

Tell it in order.

Frame each stop and arrange the sequence. Back and Next take visitors through the gallery as intended, with an artwork or statement at each stop.

Guided tour

EXHIBITIONS TO EXPLORE

Step into
the show.

Explore exhibitions as they are published. More shows will appear here as their tours are ready.

Want to see how it’s made?

Open the editor, then choose Demo to try an exhibition with locations, artwork labels, and a guided sequence—or choose a folder to make your own.

Explore the editor

FROM YOUR CAMERA TO THEIR SCREEN

One folder.
A whole exhibition.

Your tour fits inside the website workspace you already use. Build it locally, then publish it when you’re ready.

  1. 01

    Choose a local folder

    Start a new exhibition or reopen an existing one. Keep a separate folder for every show.

  2. 02

    Bring the gallery together

    Import stitched 360° photographs. Switch between locations, place artworks, and build your guided sequence.

  3. 03

    Preview. Check. Publish.

    Preview with the same viewer your visitors will use. Check the required files, then FTP the folder to your webserver. Its index.html opens the tour.

BUILT TO KEEP WORKING

Your edits deserve
a safety net.

Automatic local saves, undo and redo, and a previous-save recovery copy help protect the work you put into a tour. Panorama replacements finish processing before taking the place of the existing image.

Your folder is the project. Keep your own backup, just as you would for your photographs.

MAKE THE NEXT SHOW LAST

Give the work
a longer life.

Open the editor in desktop Chrome or Edge to connect a local folder.

Open the editor