SR Product 360° View
Interactive 360° product image viewer for WooCommerce. Drag, swipe or use the arrow keys; opens full-screen; works on touch.
4.7
(23 ratings)Will this break my store?
What the WordPress.org registry says about keeping SR Product 360° View running.
Tested to 7.1
Tested against the WordPress branch in use today.5 days ago
At least 0.3 releases a year since launch. WordPress.org only lists versions still available for download, so the real number may be higher.7.0
Your host must be running at least this version.5.0
1
A single maintainer. Worth knowing if the plugin is load-bearing for your store.Maintenance & trust
Scored on how SR Product 360° View is looked after — not on how many stores run it.
97
out of 100Maintenance
35 / 35WordPress compatibility
20 / 20Support responsiveness
Not enough dataMerchant satisfaction
12 / 15Listing transparency
10 / 10Ratings
4.7
23 ratingsSR Product 360° View turns a sequence of product photos into an interactive 360°
spin on your WooCommerce store. Customers drag, swipe, or use the arrow keys to
rotate the product; open a fullscreen popup; and zoom in, on desktop and touch.
See it in action
What the free version does
- Simple and variable products: choose one 360° set on the product and it shows on
every variation. - Store-wide settings: size, autoplay, looping, drag and swipe, hover-to-rotate,
flick-to-spin, zoom, and the 360° badge, all under 360° View → Global Settings. - Display modes: a 360° badge on the product gallery that opens a full-screen
viewer, inline placement in the gallery/summary/tabs, or the[sr360]shortcode. - Full-screen viewer: play/pause, a frame slider, and zoom, with full keyboard and
screen-reader support. - Shoppers can find them: a small 360° marker on products in shop, category and
search listings, and a 360° column in the admin Products list so you can see your own
coverage at a glance. - Accessible: keyboard-operable viewer and admin, ARIA state, focus-trapped modals,
andprefers-reduced-motionsupport. - Developer-friendly: a documented REST endpoint, filters/actions, template
overrides, and a shortcode.
What the premium version adds
The free version above is complete and not time-limited. Premium is for larger catalogues
and finer control:
- Bulk import: set up 360° views across many products at once from a server folder
or a remote/CDN URL pattern, with a dry run that writes nothing first and a background
importer that handles large catalogues without timing out. - A different 360° set per variation: the viewer follows the shopper’s
selection as they choose a colour or size. - Per-product and per-variation settings: override the store-wide defaults on
individual products instead of everywhere at once. - A configurable pop-up: size, overlay colour and opacity, background, close button
and which controls appear. (Free’s opens full-screen.) - Replace the featured image with the 360° view in the product gallery.
Details: https://superrishi.com
No caps and no time limit. There is no restriction on how many products can have a 360°
view, how many frames a set may contain, or how long you can use it. What premium adds is
listed above (bulk import, per-variation sets, per-product settings, pop-up configuration
and replace-featured), and everything else is in the free version.
Any contiguous sequence. Commonly 24, 36, or 72 photos taken at even rotation
steps. Frames are ordered by natural filename order, so name them sensibly.
In the premium version, yes: each variation can have its own frame set, and the viewer
switches as the shopper changes their selection.
In the free version, 360° sets are chosen on the product rather than per variation: pick one
set on the product and it shows for every variation of it.
If you are moving from a previous version of this plugin and your 360° images were set up
per variation, the free version will not show them until you choose a set on the product
itself. The importer leaves your old data untouched either way, so nothing is lost and
upgrading picks the per-variation sets straight back up.
That is Bulk Import, which is a premium feature: it sets up many products at once from
a folder path or a URL pattern. In the free version you choose each product’s frames from
your Media Library.
For frames served from another domain, set the CORS mode and have that host send an
Access-Control-Allow-Origin header; the plugin tells you when this is needed.
Yes, from 6.1.0 onwards. If the plugin finds 360° data from a pre-6.0 version on
your site, it shows a notice offering to review and import it. You see exactly what was
found, what cannot be imported, and why, before anything is written, and nothing
is imported until you say so. Your old data is never altered or deleted, so you can check
the results before you rely on them. It works even if your subscription has lapsed.
One case needs help: the most recent older version kept the list of which images make up
each 360° view on SuperRishi’s servers (your images themselves have always been on your
own site). If your licence details are no longer on the site, the importer cannot fetch
that list on its own. It will say so plainly rather than failing quietly. Contact
support and we can sort it out.
The importer is a temporary tool for the migration window and will be removed in a later
version.
Yes. Drag on desktop, swipe on touch, and rotate with the arrow keys when the viewer
is focused. Popups trap and restore focus, and auto-rotation respects
prefers-reduced-motion.
SR Product 360° View attaches to WooCommerce’s standard product gallery: the classic
gallery, and the default block template’s Product Image Gallery block, which both
fire the gallery hooks the plugin uses. WooCommerce’s newer Product Gallery block
renders differently and does not fire those hooks, so the badge and the “replace
featured image” mode won’t appear there. Use the standard Product Image Gallery block,
or choose the Inline display mode or the [sr360] shortcode. These place the
viewer directly and don’t depend on the gallery.
Plugin details
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