The Best Panorama Apps for Android [June 2019]

Panorama photos have been around for quite a while now, even on mobile phones. When this feature was first introduced, though, it was hard to use and the picture quality wasn’t really mind-blowing.

However, thanks to the popularity of Instagram and new smartphone technologies, shooting beautiful pictures is now easier than ever. This winning combination allows many people to showcase their inner photographer with the help of all kinds of filters and adjustments.

Let’s face it – everybody likes taking pictures, particularly when they’re having a blast. This is why panorama apps are on demand as a fun method of taking photos. Don’t know where to start?

Fear not, as we’re here to help! Here are some of the best and most popular Android panorama apps.

Note: Taking good panorama photos isn’t easy in the beginning and, most likely, not all apps will work for you as phones have different gyroscopes.

Bimostitch

The developer of this app calls it a panorama stitcher, meaning it can create panoramas from anything you want, not just photos.

This is a very powerful app that makes high-quality panorama pictures from up to 200 photos. Its maximum supported resolution is a massive 100 megapixels!

This app has a Pro and a Free version. It may be a bit slow, but it’s well worth the wait, as it makes great panoramas. Its only real downside is that you have to take all the pictures yourself.

Panorama 360

One of the oldest of its kind, P360 came out in 2011 and remains a good panorama app all-around. It mostly focuses on taking 360-degree panorama photos and 360 videos.

Panorama 360 also has a real-time feed and lets you share your panorama photos on social networks, but not that many of them. Some users complain about too many ads and notifications, but then again, it’s also worth noting it has over 12 million downloads!

Fyuse

This application is interesting because it relies heavily on being a “3D photo” app. This means that it’s not meant for taking the typical panorama photos but mostly ones that focus on a single subject. In other words, you should go around the subject for best results.

Besides the usual swiping, it also lets you view such photos by tilting the screen. Speaking of viewing photos, if that is your thing, Fyuse has you covered, as it’s a social platform as well. So you can make friends and share your photos with them right on Fyuse.

Google Cardboard

If you’re a VR enthusiast, look no further! Google Cardboard serves as a VR camera, letting you capture sound in the process. As its name suggests, it works best with a cardboard, but it is not required, as you can do everything with your phone just fine, viewing pictures included.

You need to move your camera very slowly to get good imagery, though. The app notifies you if you’re too fast, which is great, but if that happens, your picture most likely won’t be exactly perfect.

Google Street View

Panorama photos are highly popular with travelers, so it’s only natural for Google to come up with an app just for them. This app lets you take panorama photos and put them online, adding them to Google map for others to see.

Unsurprisingly, you can also add your own Street View and take a look at what others have done at the same location you’re at. Street View requires you to keep your phone steady for a few seconds when taking the photo, which guarantees high image quality.

Photaf

This easy-to-use app guides you as you take your panorama photo. If you can get over the obsolete-looking interface, you get a solid panorama app that lets you export your handiwork.

It has a Free and a Pro version. Besides being ad-free, the Pro version lets you set your photos as Live wallpapers and shoot in HD and portrait modes.

There’s Something for Everyone

With most smartphone and tablet apps, finding the best one usually comes down to finding the one that works best on your device. Panorama photo apps are no exception, as you may find that certain applications work better than others on your Android device.

In addition, you should take into consideration that some of these applications have different target audiences. This should help you decide which one to check out first.

Did this article help you find the right panorama app for you? Let us know in the comments section below!