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View 360° photos & videos
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A free 360° panorama viewer for your Insta360, GoPro Max, Ricoh Theta or any other 360 camera. No installation, no account — and your files never leave your device.

Works in any modern browser · Photos & videos · 100% private

Everything you need to explore panoramas

Drop in your equirectangular photos or 360° videos and look around — with tools that fix the small annoyances of real-world shots.

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Photos & videos

View equirectangular 360° images (JPG/PNG) and monoscopic 360° videos (MP4/WebM) up to ~5.7K — with play, seek and mute controls.

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Horizon correction

Straighten tilted handheld shots in seconds: place the alignment line on any horizontal edge and pitch & roll are calculated automatically.

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Batch loading

Open a whole folder of panoramas at once and switch between them in the thumbnail sidebar — perfect for reviewing a full shoot.

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Auto-rotation

Let the panorama slowly rotate on its own — ideal for presenting to clients, on a second screen or at an exhibition booth.

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Screenshots

Save the current view as a normal flat image — great for thumbnails, social posts or picking a cover frame.

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Private by design

Everything runs locally in your browser. Your panoramas are never uploaded, stored or tracked — they stay on your device.

Up and running in seconds

No signup, no install — just open the viewer and drop your files.

Open the viewer

Launch the 360° Viewer in Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari — it runs on desktop and mobile.

Drop your panoramas

Drag one or more 360° photos or videos onto the page, or pick them with the file dialog. They load instantly from your disk.

Look around

Drag to look around, scroll to zoom, go fullscreen or enable auto-rotation. On mobile, just move your phone.

Supported cameras & formats

Cameras

Any camera that exports equirectangular files works: Insta360 (X3, X4, ONE X2 …), GoPro Max & Fusion, Ricoh Theta, DJI, Qoocam and more. Smartphone panorama apps that export 2:1 images work too.

Formats

  • Photos: JPG and PNG in equirectangular projection (2:1 aspect ratio, e.g. 5760×2880)
  • Videos: MP4 (H.264) and WebM, monoscopic 360°, up to roughly 4K–5.7K depending on your hardware

Camera raw files (.insv / .lrv)

Proprietary raw formats need one export step first: open them in your vendor's software (e.g. Insta360 Studio) and export as MP4, then drop that file into the viewer. Full walkthrough in our 360° viewing guide.

Frequently asked questions

Is the 360° viewer really free?

Yes — completely free, with no limit on the number of panoramas you can view.

Are my panoramas uploaded to a server?

Never. The viewer runs entirely in your browser. Your photos and videos are read directly from your device and are never transmitted anywhere.

Why does my panorama look distorted in normal image viewers?

360° cameras save the full sphere as a flat 2:1 "equirectangular" image — like a world map. A 360° viewer wraps it back onto a sphere so you can look around naturally.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. On phones and tablets you can swipe to look around or simply move your device.

Can I fix a tilted horizon?

Yes — the built-in horizon tool aligns pitch and roll automatically from a reference line, with sliders for fine-tuning.

Ready to step inside your photos?

Open the viewer and drop in your first panorama — it takes ten seconds. And when you're done, our Photo Sorter helps you organize the whole shoot.

Open 360° Viewer