Can this replace an audio guide?

It can complement one — a hotspot's popup can link out to an audio file or a mobile audio guide track, while also showing the label text visitors would otherwise need headphones to hear.

Is this useful for a gallery map, not just individual artworks?

Yes. A floor map with a hotspot on each gallery or exhibit case is one of the most common uses — visitors click a room to see what's currently on display there.

Can visitors use this on their own phones in the gallery?

Yes, if you provide a link or QR code to the embedded page. The interactive image works in any mobile browser without an app install.

Use case · Museums & galleries

Turn a gallery map or artwork into something visitors explore.

Add hotspots to a floor plan, a collection photo, or a single artwork so visitors can click through provenance, materials, and related pieces.

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Gallery floor maps

Mark each room or exhibit case on a floor plan and show what's currently on view when a visitor clicks it.

Artwork detail callouts

Point to a specific brushstroke, restoration area, or detail within a single high-resolution image.

Provenance and credits

Attach artist bios, acquisition history, or donor credits to a hotspot instead of a cramped wall label.

What you get

Works for floor maps, single artworks, or artifact photos
Link hotspots to audio guide tracks or video content
No app download — works from a QR code in any mobile browser
Update current exhibits without reprinting a map
Good for virtual collection pages as well as in-gallery use
Popups can include credits, materials, and acquisition dates

Building a clickable gallery map

Upload your floor plan or a high-resolution artwork scan to Interactive Image.
Place a hotspot on each gallery, case, or detail worth calling out.
Write a short label for each — artist, title, or what's currently on view in that room.
Copy the embed and add it to your museum's website or a QR-linked mobile page.
Swap out hotspot content as exhibits rotate, without touching the printed map.

Where this fits alongside existing signage

Wall labels have a hard character limit, and printed maps go out of date the moment an exhibit changes. A digital hotspot map solves both — visitors get more context than a wall label allows, and staff can update what's showing in a gallery without reprinting anything. It also works well for a museum's website as a standalone feature: a virtual collection page where an artwork's hotspots point out restoration details or techniques that are hard to see in a normal photo caption. See what is an interactive image for the underlying concept, or browse examples.

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