360° / VR
Why your 360° photo looks flat after editing
360° cameras export an equirectangular image with projection instructions. Color correction, object removal or export from another editor can strip those tags. The pixels remain panoramic, but the next program may treat them as a flat image. This tool restores the instructions in a downloadable copy.
From editor to viewer
- Export a complete, stitched panorama with no crop and a level horizon.
- Add the JPG or video. Check its dimensions and the video eye layout.
- Confirm the panorama type, inject metadata and download your copy. Test in your viewer and publish through the appropriate channel.
Google Maps, Street View and Business Profile
Publish Photo Spheres through tools compatible with the Street View Publish API. Street View Studio processes videos and needs GPS; one fixed location cannot replace a trajectory. Business Profile uses a separate workflow and requirements. Metadata does not link the media to a business or guarantee approval, map placement or an interactive viewer.
Google Maps / Photo Spheres: 2:1, minimum reference 3840 × 1920 px and up to 75 MB. Check sharpness, seams and horizon.
Street View Studio accepts MP4/MOV and requires a valid GPS trajectory, embedded or in a synchronized GPX file. It converts outdoor videos only. Existing data is retained; the trajectory is not generated or verified here.
Business Profile has separate rules: JPG/PNG photos of 10 KB–5 MB; videos up to 30 s, 75 MB and at least 720p. A normal upload does not guarantee a 360° viewer.