vakago Panorama Stitcher

Free panorama stitching in your desktop browser

Vakago
Panorama Stitcher

Stitch overlapping photos in desktop Chrome or Edge, including DJI sequences and supported RAW/DNG files.
Choose your projection and frame, then export JPEG, 16-bit TIFF, or Float32 DNG.

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Free to use · No account · Photos stay on your device

Vakago Panorama Stitcher showing the island panorama, projection controls, and source filmstrip
Projection controls, live panorama preview, and source filmstrip
RAW / DNG import360° & multirow alignmentLittle Planet16-bit & Float32 exportsInstallable web app

Features

From originals to the finished panorama.

See the workflow →

Original image import

Import JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and supported RAW/DNG files. The app tries full-sensor RAW decoding first and shows each source’s dimensions and bit depth.

Automatic & manual alignment

Align overlapping images and inspect the seams. Add paired control points where needed, or choose which source to prefer at an overlap.

Projections & framing

Cylindrical, equirectangular, Perspective view, Little Planet, and more. Adjust the horizon and frame using the same alignment.

High-depth export

JPEG, PNG8/16, TIFF16, or linear Float32 DNG. Set dimensions and color space before rendering with the original working pixels.

Local processing

Your photographs are processed on your computer. No image uploads, account, or app telemetry.

Project recovery & offline use

Save a project recipe and restore cached sources. Install a desktop shortcut and keep working offline.

01 / Import & align

Check resolution and bit depth
before stitching.

Add a panorama sequence and inspect its decode details before aligning. Full-resolution sources remain in a scene-linear Float32 working space.

If an original DNG cannot decode and an embedded preview is used, the app keeps an orange warning visible through export. It never passes that preview off as the original.

RAW / DNG workflow →
Import inspector showing dimensions and decoder details for actual DJI panorama originals
DJI panorama originals in the Import panel
02 / Project & frame

Switch projections without aligning again.

Compare a wide panorama, a perspective crop, and Little Planet without matching the images again. Rotate the view, level the horizon, and place your export frame.

Fit canvas and 100% detail let you inspect the image without changing the output framing.

360° and Little Planet →
Little Planet projection selected in the editor with island panorama sources
Vakago Panorama Stitcher · projection and framing controls
03 / Export

Keep a DNG or 16-bit TIFF editing master.

Save an 8-bit JPEG for sharing or a 16-bit TIFF for editing. Float32 DNG retains linear working values, including highlight headroom beyond the integer export range. PNG can retain transparent gaps.

Review size, color space, and source warnings before exporting. A high-depth container does not add detail to an 8-bit source.

Compare export formats →
Panorama export panel with dimensions, format, color space, and the visible island export frame
Vakago Panorama Stitcher · export size, format, and color controls

Camera workflows

Bring the individual photos to your desktop.

DJI drones

Stitch a drone panorama

Move sphere or wide-panorama originals from the card, then align and export on desktop. Includes RAW/DNG transfer and model-specific limits.

DJI panorama workflow →Osmo Pocket

Work with 180° & 3×3 captures

Use individual Pocket photographs for desktop stitching after capture. Inspect seams and choose your frame on a larger screen.

Osmo Pocket workflow →

Panorama tutorials

All 17 guides →
Alignment 5 min read

Panorama photos will not align? Check overlaps and control points

Panorama photos will not align? Check shared detail, add paired control points, and resolve unplaced images before exporting your panorama.

Read the guide
Export 5 min read

Panorama DNG export: Float32 highlight headroom vs 16-bit TIFF

Compare Float32 DNG and 16-bit TIFF panorama exports to understand highlight headroom, clipping, source precision, and editor compatibility.

Read the guide
Software comparisons 5 min read

Microsoft Image Composite Editor alternative: RAW panoramas

Looking for a Microsoft ICE alternative? Stitch overlapping photos locally in your browser, inspect RAW decoding, and export Float32 DNG or 16-bit TIFF.

Read the guide

Compatibility & limits

Before you start.

Which browsers and cameras are supported?

Use desktop Chrome or Edge. Use overlapping JPEGs and DJI DNG originals, including drone and Osmo Pocket panorama sequences. Large panoramas benefit from plenty of memory and storage.

Does this replace DJI Fly or Mimo?

It replaces the stitching workflow after capture when you have the individual photographs. DJI software may still be needed for flight, activation, or firmware. The app does not control a camera.

What happens offline?

Open the app online once and let the offline download finish. You can then import, stitch, and export locally while offline. Installation guide →

Can it fill missing sky or fix every seam?

Uncovered areas remain transparent in PNG/TIFF or black in JPEG/DNG. No sky is invented. Moving subjects and parallax can leave seam disagreement; inspect the result and adjust source preferences where useful.

Which format should I use for further editing?

Choose 16-bit TIFF for a color-managed editing workflow, or linear Float32 DNG when your editor supports that format and you want to retain extended-range working values. DNG and highlight headroom →

Open Vakago Panorama Stitcher

Desktop Chrome or Edge. Free to use. No account.

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