X-Ray · interactive floor plans
Event floor plans that sit inside the real building
Upload the floor plan you already have, line it up with its building, and pin booths, stages and services on it. In 3D, each level lifts out of its building, so attendees see what is inside before they walk in.
How to build an event floor plan
- Upload a plan per floor. The image you already have: a scan, a PDF export saved as an image, or a drawing.
- Line it up with the building. The plan sits inside the real building on the 3D map, so the outside and the inside agree.
- Pin what people look for. Booths, stages, washrooms, coat check: each pin has a name and its details.
What attendees see
They tap a building on the map and open its floor plan, switch floors with tabs, and tap a yellow pin to read what it is. In 3D, X-Ray lifts the plan out of its building, so every level is easy to tell apart.
Changes go live
Move a pin on the plan and every open map shows the new spot, without a refresh.
Questions
What is an interactive floor plan?
A floor plan people can tap: each booth, room or service is a pin with its name and details, instead of a flat picture.
Which files can I upload?
PNG, JPEG, WebP or GIF images, one per floor. A scan or an export from your drawing tool both work.
Can a building have more than one floor?
Yes. Add a plan for each level, and attendees switch between floors with tabs.
Do I need a floor plan to start?
No. Every building arrives in 3D from OpenStreetMap. Add floor plans only where people go inside.