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Panorama Stitching Studio

Align, refine, crop and download your panorama—without uploading a single photo.

Photographs0
Canvas size—
Overlap methodManual / Auto
Export cropWhole view
04 / LIVE COMPOSITION

Panorama canvas Ready

Start with overlapping photographs

Import at least two photos or try the included sample panorama.

Fit
Move images by dragging, or nudge with arrow keys
Better results, fewer surprises.

Overlap edges generously, keep the camera level, and avoid moving subjects. Automatic alignment handles image translation, not perspective warping. When the match is uncertain, refine X/Y/rotation manually.

Ready. Add your first photos.

Stitch photos into a panoramic image online

PixelOkay Panorama Stitching Studio joins overlapping photographs into a wide or tall panorama. Import JPEG, PNG, or WebP photos, auto-match horizontal or vertical offsets, change picture order, manually adjust positions and rotation, feather visible seams, crop the composite, and export as PNG, JPEG, or WebP. Editable PixelOkay projects contain your source pictures so you can reopen the arrangement locally.

Panorama quality and supported workflows

For best results, use still scenes and photographs captured from nearly the same viewpoint, with generous overlap and similar exposure. This local translation-based registration tool does not provide spherical, cylindrical or projective camera correction, ghost removal, or multi-band blending. Large exports depend on your browser's available memory and canvas limits. Browser-only processing never sends source photos to a service.

Tips, shortcuts and limitations

Move: drag a selected photo, or use arrow keys to move it 1 pixel (Shift+arrows = 10). Crop: click and drag a rectangle. Hand: drag to pan. V/C/H switch tools. Ctrl/Cmd+Z and Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Z undo/redo placement edits (outside text fields).

Auto alignment searches for a similar overlapping texture between neighboring photographs. It estimates translation, not lens distortion, camera rotation, homography or parallax. Low-texture photos can fail; manual adjustments stay available. A low-confidence or ambiguous repeated-pattern match is rejected. Per-photo match scores are similarity measures, not calibrated probabilities.

For full resolution outputs the browser may consume significant RAM. Maximum output is 35 megapixels and 16,000 pixels per side. Projects embed image data and may be large. Download the project for reliable preservation.

Using Panorama Stitching Studio

Add overlapping photos in capture order and choose horizontal or vertical alignment. Review each match, adjust position, rotation or brightness, and crop the result. Export the panorama and save JSON with embedded photos for further editing.

Automatic alignment estimates translation rather than homographies, camera calibration or spherical/cylindrical projection. Rotation, parallax and moving subjects can cause ghosts; similarity scores are not probabilities. Bounds include ten photos, 80 MiB combined files and 35 MP export. Photographs are not silently persisted; embedded-image project downloads are the portable backup.

Choosing outputs and planning a Panorama Stitching Studio workflow

A panorama stitching workflow for overlapping local photos: align a bounded set of images, inspect matches, correct placement and crop, then export the composite or an editable project.

Compare the flattened panorama with its JSON project. The project can embed source photos for continued editing; it is the portable editable copy, while the exported image is the composite.

Example workflow

  1. Choose a small group of overlapping photos in capture order and select horizontal or vertical alignment.
  2. Inspect each match; correct position, rotation or brightness where the translation estimate needs help.
  3. Crop the result and compare the composite with the embedded-photo project before downloading.

Authored example: Use a fictional three-photo shoreline sequence with clear overlap. Review the alignment and manually correct one visibly imperfect seam; treat the exercise as a workflow illustration, not a produced sample.

Scope: Automatic matching estimates translation. Rotation, parallax, repeated texture or moving subjects can create ghosts; similarity is a heuristic score, not a probability. This is not calibrated homography or spherical panorama capture.

Panorama Stitching Studio questions

Does automatic alignment correct parallax or camera rotation?

No. Matching estimates translation; manual rotation is available, but parallax and moving subjects can still create visible seams.

Does the JSON project include the photographs?

The project can embed photos within its stated size limits. Keep the original files as well, especially if a project exceeds the embedding budget.

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