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Stitch panoramas and 360° spheres
Turn a set of overlapping photos into a seamless panorama. Photos from DJI drones are placed on the sphere using their recorded gimbal angles, so even a full sphere comes together automatically; ordinary photos are aligned by their overlapping content. Make a 360° sphere (with the missing sky filled in), a 180° view or a cropped wide panorama — ready for Facebook, Google Photos and 360° viewers — then look around it or turn it into a tiny planet.
Private: your files never leave your device.
Tips: overlap each photo by about a third and turn around one spot. DJI “Sphere”, “180°”, “Wide” and “Free” panoramas (1× and 3× camera): add all the PANO_… photos from one folder in PANORAMA on the SD card.
How to use Panorama & 360° stitcher
Step 1: Drop all the photos of one panorama (for DJI panoramas, the photos from the PANORAMA folder).
Step 2: Check the order, choose 360° sphere, 180° or wide panorama and the size.
Step 3: Press “Stitch panorama”, look around the result and download it.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get the source photos from a DJI drone?
When the drone shoots a Sphere, 180° or Wide panorama, it saves the individual photos in a PANORAMA folder on the SD card (sometimes only if “Save original panorama photos” is on). Use those photos here.
Why is the top of my drone 360° smooth?
Drones can’t photograph straight up past their propellers, so the sky is filled with a smooth gradient that matches the real sky at the edge — the same approach DJI’s app uses.
Can I stitch photos from my phone or camera?
Yes. Take overlapping photos while turning around one spot (about one-third overlap) and keep them in left-to-right order. If they go all the way around, you can make a 360° sphere.
Will Facebook show it as 360°?
Yes. The result includes 360° (GPano) metadata, so Facebook, Google Photos and most 360° viewers show it as an interactive panorama.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. Stitching runs in your browser, which is why very large panoramas take a little while.