Pano Stitch & Crop

Roman Sisik

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

This app can be used to automatically stitch multiple overlapping photos together. You can then crop the output image to your preferred size. Final stitched image can also be rotated or flipped.

Please note that automatic stitching has limits, so it won't work with any random image.

The app automatically finds overlapping parts in your input images, performs perspective transformations, and blends the images smoothly together.

JPEG, PNG, and TIFF image formats should be used as input.

To achieve good results, you should make sure that your camera is leveled when moving. Additionally, try to get at least about one third overlap between pictures. You can look for something distinctive in the surrounding to help you find good overlap of each photo.

When shooting the photos try to keep the focus and exposure settings same between each photo.

You can also enable "Scan mode" in settings, which is more suitable for stitching scanned documents with only affine transformations.

It can also be used to stitch screenshots together automatically (e.g. from game screenshots).

Ratings and reviews

One star because you made it useless without a subscription. Edit: especially because the same is available for free all over Github, Matlab, etc. I used to use and recommend this app for years to stitch old map scans, nothing special, just a few bits here and there. Suddenly, it went down into subscription land and isn't a feasible option anymore. It's OK, though, because algorithms analogous to these are often open-source and widely available. No point in paying for them to be in a GUI.

it's good but does it let you make photo spheres? and could you make the payment a 1 Time upgrade, i don't mind a out right payment but i am not gonna contribute to the distopian future of subscriptions only where we own nothing unless we constantly pay for it, life has enough annual and monthly fees as is lol, anyways out side of that this app has a lot of potential just keep giving options for the user to mess with, anything you can think of that might be useful, the more the better mew🐱

The only thing this application loads are ads, takes tour data, sells it to the lowest bidder and provides zero service to you

What’s new

- Added option to stitch non-overlapping images (by just stacking them vertically or horizontally)
- Allow to save large images (high resolution) without cropping to avoid some bitmap size limitation on Android