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Help and FAQ

Answers to the questions we are asked most often about setting up and using SR Product 360° View.

Where do I find my licence key and secret?

Buy a plan on this site, then sign in and go to My account → “License & Subscription”. That page shows your licence key. Each subscription listed on the page has its own secret.

The License and Subscription page in My account, showing the licence key, the subscription's secret and the connected sites

How do I activate the licence on my website?

You need the licence key and the secret from the page above. Then, on your own website:

  1. Go to wp-admin → 360° View → License.
  2. Paste in your licence key and your secret.
  3. Save to activate.
The plugin's License tab in wp-admin with fields for the licence key and secret and a Save License button

How many sites can I use my licence on?

You have one licence key for your account, and you use that same key on every site. Your subscription covers a fixed number of sites.

How do I import a lot of frames at once?

Bulk import is a premium feature for filling many products’ 360° sets in one go, from frame images you already have — in a folder on your server, or at a remote URL or CDN. It works in three steps on the Bulk Import tab:

  1. Image source. Choose a server folder or a remote URL pattern, then describe where each product’s frames live using placeholders — for example spins/{sku}/frame-{index}.jpg. {sku}, {id} or {slug} stands in for the product, {index} for the frame number, so one pattern serves every product. The frame count can be detected automatically.
  2. Apply to. One product, one variation, or all products at once — and what to do when a product already has a set (it is skipped by default, so nothing is overwritten).
  3. Preview & run. Always run Dry run first: it reports exactly what would be imported and writes nothing. When the report looks right, run the import.
The Bulk Import tab: image source with a per-product pattern, apply-to options, and the Dry run and Run import buttons

Is it safe to leave the page while the import runs?

Yes. The import runs in the background, so you can navigate away and it will carry on. If you run the same import again, it does not import the frames twice.

How do I add 360° frames to a product?

  1. Edit the product.
  2. Open the “Product 360° View” box.
  3. Add your frames from the Media Library.
  4. Drag the frames into the order you want.

There is no frame count to fill in. It is always the number of frames you have added.

The Product 360 View box on a product edit screen, with numbered frames ready to reorder

Can each variation have its own 360° view?

Yes, on premium. At the top of the “Product 360° View” box there are chips: “Default (all variations)”, and one for each variation. Choose a variation and give it its own set of frames.

Variation chips at the top of the Product 360 View box, with the Cycle variation selected and its own frames

Which set of frames does a shopper see?

The viewer on your shop follows the variation the shopper selects.

The 360 viewer on a product page with the expand button

What is the difference between global settings and a single product’s settings?

Go to 360° View → Global Settings for the defaults that apply to every product.

The Global Settings badge options, with a 360 icon selected as the badge image

To change one product only, use the “Override Global Settings” panel inside that product’s “Product 360° View” box. An override changes that one product, and only the fields you set in it.

The Override Global Settings panel inside a product's 360 box

If I change a global setting later, does it reach my products?

It reaches every product that does not override that setting. A product keeps its own value for any field it overrides. Remove the override and the product goes back to the global value.

Why is the “Override Global Settings” panel greyed out?

The free version shows the panel, but it is disabled. Premium applies it.

If your question is not answered here, email [email protected].