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360° photo viewer
Look around inside a 360° photo. Drop in an equirectangular JPG or PNG, the flat 2:1 picture a 360 camera makes, and drag to turn your view. Scroll to zoom, or go fullscreen. Nothing is uploaded: the photo is drawn by your browser.
How to view a 360° photo online
- 1Drop the 360° photo in, or click to choose it
- 2Drag to look around, scroll to zoom
- 3Press Fullscreen, or let it turn slowly
- You stand in the middle of the picture.
What happens to your photo
- Nothing is uploaded.Your photo is read and drawn by your browser, on your own device.
- Big photos still open.A picture larger than your graphics chip allows is shrunk first, then shown.
- Facts shown.The file name, size in pixels and file size appear under the view.
What you can do
- Drag to look in any direction. Scroll to zoom in and out.
- Press "Turn slowly" for a hands-free spin, and "Look ahead" to return to the starting view.
- Go fullscreen to see the photo as large as your screen.
- Open JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF and HEIC files, as long as your browser can read them.
- Read the pixel size and file size under the view, and see a note when the picture is not 2:1.
Good to know
- The photo must be equirectangular, which means twice as wide as it is high. Other pictures are stretched to fit and look bent.
- The view needs hardware acceleration in your browser. Without it you get a short message instead of the view.
- The viewer shows one photo at a time. It does not add hotspots or save a tour.
Questions
Is my 360° photo uploaded?
No. Your browser reads and shows it on your own device. It is never sent to us or anyone else.
What is an equirectangular photo?
It is a 360 picture laid flat, twice as wide as it is high. Most 360 cameras and phone panorama modes export this.
Why does my photo look stretched?
The picture is not 2:1. The viewer tells you, and stretches it to fit the sphere.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. Drag with one finger to look around.