PTGui

Panorama stitching software that joins overlapping photos into spherical 360-degree or gigapixel images.

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About PTGui

PTGui began as a graphical interface for Panorama Tools and is now a standalone stitching application for Windows, macOS and Linux. You drop photos in and it works out how they overlap. It handles multiple rows of images and all lens types, including fisheyes, and gives manual control for difficult scenes.

It can produce full 360 x 180 degree spherical panoramas or gigapixel images from hundreds or thousands of photos. OpenCL GPU acceleration speeds up stitching. Interactive viewers are included for local viewing and for embedding in a web page. PTGui Pro adds HDR panorama support.

Strengths

  • Automatic alignment of overlapping photos, including multi-row sets
  • Supports fisheye and other lens types
  • GPU-accelerated stitching of very large panoramas
  • Built-in viewers for local and web display

Limitations

  • Commercial licence required
  • HDR panoramas need the Pro edition

Details

Pricing
PaidCommercial software, with HDR features reserved for the Pro edition.
License
Proprietary (Proprietary)
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux
How it runs
Downloadable app
Best suited for
Photographers making 360-degree or gigapixel panoramas
Categories
Photo tools
Last verified
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Provenance
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Alternatives to PTGui

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Software that can replace PTGui for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.

  • Hugin

    An open-source panorama stitcher that assembles overlapping photographs into a single panoramic image.

    Hugin is free and open source, built on the Panorama Tools library for Windows, macOS and Linux, though its many stitching options take time to learn.

  • Luminar Neo

    A desktop photo editor for Windows and Mac built around AI tools for skies, portraits and relighting.

    PaidProprietaryWindowsmacOS

    Luminar Neo includes panorama stitching inside a broader AI photo editor for Windows and Mac, without dedicated 360-degree, gigapixel or Linux support.

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