About PanoPosts

Post any panorama, anywhere.

I'm a software professional and a panorama enthusiast. My own pathway in is drones and the iPhone's pano mode, but PanoPosts isn't built just for that crowd — there are plenty of other ways into wide and 360° photography: dedicated 360 cameras, panoramic point-and-shoots, smartphone sweep modes, and people who manually or programmatically stitch individual frames into a single image.

However the image gets created, the sharing problem is the same. Even the apps that *do* post panoramas natively are surprisingly limited. From DJI's own app I could only post a single panorama directly — every additional one required manual export and EXIF surgery. And even then, I had no way to set things like the starting view angle. Worse, taking a regular wide shot — the kind that *should* be swipeable — and turning it into a proper panorama on Facebook was somewhere between painful and impossible without writing my own metadata by hand.

So I built the tool I wished existed. PanoPosts is designed for maximum flexibility and minimum friction, with multi-platform support baked in from day one — Facebook, Instagram, Google Photos, Flickr, Kuula, Street View. It handles bulk images in a unified way, so professionals dealing with whole shoots aren't stuck repeating the same fiddly steps per file. Everything runs in your browser; your photos never leave your device.

If it saved you the headache, a small donation keeps it sharp and free. Thank you.

Privacy

Everything happens in your browser. No photos are uploaded anywhere and nothing is stored between sessions. Anyone can use the URL — no accounts required.

Donations are processed entirely by the third-party service you click through to (e.g. Buy Me a Coffee). PanoPosts itself never sees your payment information.

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