Free Photo Stitcher — Make Panoramas From Overlapping Photos

This free photo stitcher combines overlapping photographs into one panorama entirely in your browser: automatic feature matching finds where the shots overlap, blends them, and produces a single wide image you can crop. Landscapes, interiors, scanned documents — nothing is upload…

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Quick Answer

This free photo stitcher combines overlapping photographs into one panorama entirely in your browser: automatic feature matching finds where the shots overlap, blends them, and produces a single wide image you can crop. Landscapes, interiors, scanned documents — nothing is uploaded at any point.

How It Works

1

Load 2–10 overlapping photos taken with a pivot in place

2

Let the stitcher match features and blend — a progress bar shows the pass

3

Crop the panorama as needed

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Save the result to your device

Key Facts

  • Automatic feature matching and blending
  • Blend confidence control
  • Post-stitch crop
  • Great for landscapes, rooms, and scans
  • 100% on-device — photos never upload

Frequently Asked Questions

How many photos can it stitch?

Two to about ten work best; more than that and web-assembly memory becomes the limit.

Do the photos need to overlap?

Yes — roughly a third of overlap between neighbors gives the matcher the most to work with.

Is anything uploaded?

No. The entire pipeline runs in your browser via WebAssembly.