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Equirectangular
360 image editor for equirectangular photos
A 360 photo is a projection, not a normal frame. Editing one means protecting the horizon and the wrap seam while changing the scene. This page is for careful, inspectable edits, not for one-click panorama magic.
What is different about editing a 360 photo?
An equirectangular image maps a full sphere onto a 2:1 rectangle. The left and right edges must join seamlessly, and the horizon should stay level. A general image edit can change the scene, but it does not guarantee that the projection or the seam remains correct.
How to edit a 360 photo
- 1
Check the source first
Confirm the image is 2:1 and that the horizon is level. A cropped or tilted source is hard to repair with a prompt.
- 2
Edit away from the seam
Ask for changes in the middle of the frame first. Edits near the left and right edges are the most likely to break the wrap.
- 3
Inspect in a viewer
Open the result in a 360 viewer, not only as a flat rectangle. Rotate through the seam and check the nadir and zenith.
Try it in the live workspace
The page opens with the matching mode selected. Upload a file, edit the prompt, and sign in when you are ready to spend credits.
360 image editor for equirectangular photos
Veo3.1 + Nano Banana Studio
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360 prompt recipes
Name the area to change, protect the horizon and projection, and avoid the seam.
Clean the floor
Replace the sky
Remove clutter
360 editing jobs
Event and venue scans
Reduce distracting objects and balance the light without moving walls or doors.
Outdoor panoramas
Replace a dull sky with a soft gradient and keep the horizon level.
VR scene preparation
Clean a scan before use in a viewer, then verify the seam and projection yourself.
No guarantee of a seamless sphere
A generated edit can shift the horizon, soften the seam, or change the projection. This workspace does not guarantee an equirectangular or VR-ready result. Always inspect in a 360 viewer, keep the original, and compare the seam before publishing.
360 image editor questions
What size should a 360 photo be?
An equirectangular panorama is normally 2:1, for example 4096 by 2048. Check the source dimensions before editing.
Will the edit keep the seam?
Not guaranteed. The model edits pixels, not projection metadata. Inspect the left and right edges in a viewer and repair the seam in a panorama editor if needed.
Can I remove a tripod from the floor?
Small objects near the nadir are plausible to remove, but the area directly below the camera is heavily distorted. Check the result from several angles.
Can I change the sky?
Yes, if you ask for a level horizon and a soft transition. A dramatic replacement can make the light on the ground inconsistent.
Is the output VR-ready?
Do not assume so. Verify the projection, seam, stereo layout, and resolution in the viewer you plan to use.
Can I edit a normal photo as a 360 image?
You can edit any image with the same controls, but a normal photo is not an equirectangular panorama. The 360 page only makes sense when the source is actually 2:1.
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