vakago Panorama Stitcher

Vakago Panorama Stitcher / DJI workflow

DJI panorama stitching
on desktop

Use the individual photographs from your drone panorama to create a new stitch in desktop Chrome or Edge. Inspect the seams, choose a 360° projection or a smaller frame, and export locally.

Open Panorama Stitcher ↗Watch the showcase →
Vakago editor showing an equirectangular island panorama
Vakago Panorama Stitcher · projection and framing controls

From the drone card to a finished panorama

  1. Capture a panorama mode available on your DJI model.
  2. Copy the individual original files from the memory card. Give each sequence its own folder.
  3. Import the JPEGs or supported DNG originals into Vakago Panorama Stitcher.
  4. Align the sequence and inspect the overlaps. Resolve or explicitly exclude unplaced sources.
  5. Choose a projection, set the frame, and export.

This replaces desktop stitching after capture. DJI Fly may still be needed for flight, activation, and firmware; Vakago does not control the aircraft.

Step-by-step DJI 360° guide →

DJI Fly on desktop: working with originals →

RAW, DNG, and DJI Mini models

The app attempts full-sensor RAW decoding first and displays actual source size and precision. An embedded-preview fallback is explicitly marked in orange, including before export.

Vakago Panorama Stitcher works with DJI DNG files as well as JPEG panorama originals. DJI cameras that can record DNG include the Mini 4 Pro, original Osmo Pocket, and Osmo Pocket 3. Bring the individual photos to your desktop and assemble the panorama from the originals.

Transfer and stitch DJI Mini RAW/DNG originals →

360° coverage is determined by the photos

Equirectangular export supports a full sphere, and Little Planet offers a different view of the same alignment. Missing sky stays uncovered. Moving subjects, parallax, and low-detail water can make alignment or seams difficult.

Explore DJI camera photo formats: Mini 4 Pro, Osmo Pocket, and Osmo Pocket 3.