Panorama AI

Text or photo prompts into VR-ready 360° equirectangular panoramas.

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What is Panorama AI?

Panorama AI turns text prompts or up to three reference photos into seamless 2:1 equirectangular panoramas at 1K, 2K, or 4K, with a built-in 360 viewer and exports that fit VR headsets and 3D engines. Credit-based pricing includes commercial use on paid plans.

Panorama AI is a web tool for producing 2:1 equirectangular panoramas that are ready for 360 degree viewers and VR headsets. It handles a job that general image models tend to fail at: understanding what a spherical panorama needs. You can generate a scene from a plain English prompt or from up to three reference photos, and the service rewrites prompts with equirectangular hints, blends the wrap-around seam, and exports the result as a flat 2:1 PNG you can drop into any sphere viewer. The workflow is short. Choose one of six scene presets (living room, beach, mountain, mall, street, custom) or write your own description, optionally attach reference images to steer style, lighting, and palette, then pick an output size and generate. Resolution options are 1K, 2K, and 4K, with 4K sized at 3840 by 1920 for desktop or headset playback. A built-in 360 degree viewer lets you pan, zoom, and go fullscreen on the result without installing anything, including on mobile browsers. Generation typically takes a few minutes, with live progress shown while the pipeline runs. The output targets people who need imagined environments rather than documentation of real places: concept artists, game environment designers, virtual tour builders, and real estate marketers who want a backdrop rather than a photo shoot. The 2:1 PNG works in Three.js, A-Frame, Unity, Unreal, and Blender, and a separate .hdr export option wraps the file in a Radiance container for image-based lighting setups (the source is 8-bit, so it is not true 32-bit HDR). Against a 360 camera, the tradeoff is clear: hardware wins on real-world geometry, while Panorama AI wins on speed, fictional scenes, and cost. Pricing is credit-based. One-time packs run from $4.99 for 25 credits to $199 for 1,600 credits, with commercial rights included on paid credits. Subscriptions start at $29.9 per month, and annual billing brings the effective rate to $9.9 per month. Free trial credits are limited to personal or evaluation use, which is the main thing to check before planning client work.

How do you use Panorama AI?

  1. 1Start with a preset or a prompt
    Open the generator and either pick one of the six scene presets or type a plain English description of the environment you want.
  2. 2Add reference photos if style matters
    Attach up to three images to steer lighting, palette, and mood. To convert a single existing photo, use the dedicated converter page instead.
  3. 3Pick a resolution and generate
    Choose 1K, 2K, or 4K output, then start generation. The pipeline runs the model, seam blending, and pole correction with live progress.
  4. 4Preview in the 360 degree viewer
    Pan, zoom, and go fullscreen on the finished sphere in the embedded viewer, on desktop or mobile, before spending time on exports.
  5. 5Download the PNG or the .hdr variant
    Save the 2:1 equirectangular PNG for engines and tour tools, or use the HDRI generator page when your lighting pipeline expects a Radiance file.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Output is a true 2:1 equirectangular PNG, so it drops into Three.js, Unity, Unreal, and Blender without reformatting.AI
  • Seam-aware post-processing and pole fixes are applied automatically, which removes the most common defect in AI panoramas.AI
  • Built-in 360 degree viewer with pan, zoom, and fullscreen works on mobile browsers with no plugin.AI
  • One-time credit packs never expire, and paid credits carry commercial usage rights.AI
  • Reference photo input (up to three images) gives meaningful control over style and lighting.AI

Cons

  • Generation takes a few minutes per panorama, and larger outputs or peak traffic can stretch the wait further.AI
  • The .hdr export is an 8-bit source wrapped in a Radiance container, not true 32-bit HDR, which limits demanding IBL work.AI
  • Free trial credits are restricted to personal and evaluation use, so commercial testing requires a purchase first.AI
  • Credit cost scales with resolution, and the cheapest pack only covers a few 2K panoramas, making repeated iteration expensive.AI
  • There is no stated API, so automated or batch pipelines are not an option.AI

How much does Panorama AI cost?

Free trial

A free trial is available on signup with no credit card. Trial credits are limited to personal or evaluation use; commercial rights begin with paid credits.

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Pricing

Credit-based. One-time packs: $4.99 for 25 credits, $19.9 for 100, $49 for 300, and $199 for 1,600, all with no expiry and commercial use included. Subscriptions start at $29.9 per month, with annual billing from $9.9 per month. Credit cost per panorama varies by resolution.

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Integrations

No formal integrations are listed. Outputs are standard 2:1 equirectangular PNG files that work in Three.js, A-Frame, Unity, Unreal, and Blender, plus a Radiance .hdr export for image-based lighting pipelines.

Features

Text-to-360 generation with prompt rewriting for equirectangular output, image-to-360 using up to three reference photos, six scene presets, seam-aware post-processing with a symmetric alpha blend across the outer 80px, pole correction, 1K/2K/4K output, an embedded 360 degree viewer, PNG download and share links, and an .hdr export option for IBL workflows.

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Frequently asked questions about Panorama AI

  • How much does Panorama AI cost?
    Credit-based. One-time packs: $4.99 for 25 credits, $19.9 for 100, $49 for 300, and $199 for 1,600, all with no expiry and commercial use included. Subscriptions start at $29.9 per month, with annual billing from $9.9 per month. Credit cost per panorama varies by resolution.
  • Does Panorama AI offer a free trial?
    A free trial is available on signup with no credit card. Trial credits are limited to personal or evaluation use; commercial rights begin with paid credits.
  • How do you use Panorama AI?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Start with a preset or a prompt 2. Add reference photos if style matters 3. Pick a resolution and generate 4. Preview in the 360 degree viewer 5. Download the PNG or the .hdr variant.
  • What platforms does Panorama AI support?
    Panorama AI is available on Web App.
  • What does Panorama AI integrate with?
    No formal integrations are listed. Outputs are standard 2:1 equirectangular PNG files that work in Three.js, A-Frame, Unity, Unreal, and Blender, plus a Radiance .hdr export for image-based lighting pipelines.
  • What are the limitations of Panorama AI?
    Generation takes a few minutes per panorama, and larger outputs or peak traffic can stretch the wait further. The .hdr export is an 8-bit source wrapped in a Radiance container, not true 32-bit HDR, which limits demanding IBL work. Free trial credits are restricted to personal and evaluation use, so commercial testing requires a purchase first.

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Added10/21/2026

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