Panorama Stitcher
Combine multiple overlapping photos into panoramic images.
About Panorama Stitcher
The Panorama Stitcher merges a sequence of overlapping photos into one wide, seamless panorama. Landscape photographers, real estate agents, and travelers use it when a single frame cannot capture a full scene. Shoot frames with roughly 30 to 50 percent overlap, load them in order, and the tool aligns, blends, and crops the result. All matching happens locally in your browser, so personal photos and unpublished shots are never uploaded to a server.
Key Features
- ✓Stitches multiple photos into one panorama
- ✓Uses AI to align and blend overlapping frames
- ✓Handles sequences shot with 30 to 50 percent overlap
- ✓Crops the blended result automatically
- ✓Exports high-resolution TIFF or JPG files
- ✓Free with no signup required
How to Use Panorama Stitcher
- 1
Capture Overlapping Frames
Shoot a series of photos with roughly 30 to 50 percent overlap between neighboring frames.
- 2
Upload Images in Order
Click "Choose Images" and select the sequence in the order it was captured.
- 3
Let AI Match and Stitch
The tool aligns and blends the frames, which takes about one to two minutes for a full sequence.
- 4
Crop the Panorama
Crop away the empty edges left by the blending so only the clean panorama remains.
- 5
Export the Panorama
Save the final wide image as a high-resolution TIFF or a smaller JPG.
Read the complete step-by-step guide with screenshots and pro tips
Common Use Cases
- •A landscape photographer combines frames into a sweeping mountain vista.
- •A real estate agent stitches a full room that one shot cannot capture.
- •A traveler merges skyline photos into one wide memory.
- •A hiker documents a full 180-degree ridge view.
- •A virtual tour creator builds wide backdrops from stills.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are my photos uploaded to stitch a panorama?
No. The images are opened and stitched locally in your browser. They are never transmitted to a server, keeping your photos private.
How much overlap do my photos need?
Aim for roughly 30 to 50 percent overlap between neighboring frames. That gives the matcher enough shared detail to align and blend the sequence.
Is the Panorama Stitcher free?
Yes. It is completely free with no signup, and your stitched panoramas carry no watermark.