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Find Your Tour ID in a Virtual Tour Link

Every TeliportMe virtual tour has a short ID, a code of letters and numbers such as abcd1234. It’s the quickest way to tell us which tour you mean when you email help@teliportme.com.

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Where to find it

The ID is in the tour’s web addresses, straight after the part that says what kind of page it is:

  • The tour’s link/virtualtour/abcd1234
  • The editor/editor/abcd1234, in your browser’s address bar while you edit the tour
  • Embed and MLS links/embed/tour/abcd1234 and /mls/tour/abcd1234, on the editor’s Share tab

The easiest way: open the tour in the editor and copy the address from your browser.

What isn’t part of the ID

  • A number after it, as in /virtualtour/abcd1234/3, is the panorama the tour starts on (see Share a tour).
  • A name joined to the front of it, as in beach-house-abcd1234, is the Custom slug from Tour Settings. The ID is the part after the last hyphen.
  • Anything after a question mark, such as ?preview=true.

Common questions

Where do I find my tour ID?

Open the tour in the editor and look at your browser’s address bar: the tour ID comes straight after /editor/. It also comes straight after /virtualtour/ in the tour’s link.

No. A number after the ID, as in /virtualtour/abcd1234/3, is the panorama the tour starts on.

Does a custom slug change my tour ID?

No. A custom slug is joined to the front of the ID, as in beach-house-abcd1234; the tour ID is the part after the last hyphen.

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