Differences between these three tools

When customising a virtual tour, it is essential to distinguish between three levels of configuration, each offering a different degree of control over the appearance and final finish of your tour.

Disabling the watermark is the most basic step. It simply removes the semi-transparent image that appears over the photographs, leaving the space looking clean and making it the sole focus, without altering the rest of the design.

Removing the Klapty branding goes a step further. It removes the platform's name from the footer, the loading screen, the sharing links, and even the title displayed in the browser's address bar. This ensures the tour no longer looks like a trial version.

White-label options represent the most advanced level. They allow you to make the tour entirely your own: you can use your own web address, add your logo to the welcome screen, and apply your company colours.

Updated on: 28/07/2026