If you are a museum or other educational institution you can have a OneZoom exhibit running for free in seconds.
A OneZoom based museum display at the Wild Planet exhibition at The Australian Museum in Sydney.
Our museum display page differs from the normal OneZoom tree viewer pages in several ways that are designed to make it optimal for use in an exhibition.
Opens using the default settings. To change the settings and get a URL for your installation scroll down and use the form below.
You are free to use this page to include OneZoom in your exhibition without contacting us. We do appreciate feedback and also it is helpful to know which venues are using OneZoom so please do get in touch and tell us about your plans if you can. We may be able to make some improvements to the code based on your feedback. We can also mention your exhibition on social media and list it on our installations page.
We are a UK registered charity (non-profit) and our work is supported almost entirely by sponsorships from end users. The names of sponsors may thus appear on leaves of the tree. All text is checked by us before appearing. We do not permit walk up users to sponsor from public displays as it would require entering personal information. Instead we provide basic information about how they could sponsor from their own device.
Use of this display online is free. We are able to provide support and build customized options for your display, but normally expect an at cost contribution to the sustainability of the OneZoom in exchange for service. Use of this page as with any other page on the site is subject to our terms and conditions.
OneZoom at the Natural History Museum in London for Science Uncovered.
You don't have to change any of these options unless you want to. To implement a quick display leave everything on its default value.
When the user searches
This only affects the tutorial function