PanoPulse
AI panorama generator that turns text or photos into 360 degree images.Text or one photo becomes a seamless 2:1 panorama.
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Generate a VR or web XR background from a written scene description.
- Expand a phone landscape photo into a 2:1 panorama for a property tour.
- Make skyboxes and environment maps for a game scene.
- Preview sightlines and daylight in an interior for a design comparison.
How to use it
- 1 Open https://panopulse.com and register; new accounts get 25 free generations.
- 2 Choose text mode for a prompt or image mode to upload a reference photo.
- 3 Write a detailed scene description, or upload a flat landscape, interior or mood image.
- 4 Optionally add up to four mood references to lock colour, lighting and composition.
- 5 Set the model, 2:1 aspect ratio, 2K resolution, quality and image format.
- 6 Generate, preview in the interactive viewer, then export the projection format you need.
Who it is for
Pros
- 25 free generations with no credit card and no watermark.
- Standard projections drop straight into engines and 360 viewers.
- Users keep ownership of outputs, and training use is opt-in.
Limitations
- At 12 credits per run, the free quota is a trial rather than a workflow.
- Extrapolated areas are invented, so text, faces and edges break on close inspection.
- The virtual tour feature is in beta, and 8K export claims should be verified.
What PanoPulse is
PanoPulse is an online AI panorama generator that turns a text prompt or a reference photo into a 360 degree image. Text mode takes a detailed scene description; image mode takes a flat landscape, interior or mood photo and expands it into a seamless sphere, which saves hand patching the sky and ground and fixing the horizon. Output defaults to a 2:1 equirectangular projection that works with common 360 viewers, VR headsets, web AR and game engines, and can also be exported as a cube map or a fisheye stereographic projection. Up to four mood reference images can lock colour, lighting and composition across a series. Results open in an embedded viewer so you can drag around and check the seam before downloading. A virtual tour beta links several panoramas, interactive worlds or your own 360 images into a guided experience with a publishable branded link. New accounts get 25 free generations with no credit card and no watermark, a typical generation costs 12 credits, users keep ownership of what they generate, and the platform does not train on prompts, references or results unless you opt in.
What you can do with it
- Generate a VR or web XR background from a written scene.
- Expand a phone photo into a 2:1 panorama for a virtual tour.
- Make skyboxes and environment maps for a game scene.
- Link several panoramas into a branded walkthrough.
Who it is for
- VR and game developers needing environments quickly.
- Real estate and virtual tour teams without photo shoots.
- Architects previewing sightlines and daylight.
What to watch out for
25 free generations is a trial, not a workflow: at 12 credits per run, ongoing use means buying credits, and pricing and quota rules can change. Extrapolated areas are invented by the model, so anything a viewer can inspect closely, such as text, faces or furniture edges, tends to break, and seams need checking in the viewer before publishing. The virtual tour feature is in beta, so expect rough edges and verify the published link yourself. An 8K equirectangular export is claimed on the page, so confirm the resolution you actually receive before planning a deliverable around it. Commercial use is allowed, but check the current licence terms.
FAQ
How much free use is there?
New accounts receive 25 free generations with no credit card and no watermark; a typical generation costs 12 credits.
What formats can I export?
The default is a 2:1 equirectangular panorama, with cube map and fisheye stereographic projection also available.
Do I own what I generate?
The page states users retain ownership of outputs, and that prompts, references and results are not used for training unless you opt in.
Can I start from a photo?
Yes. Image mode extrapolates a flat landscape, interior or mood reference into a seamless spherical panorama.
Why it is free
What the official page says： 免费
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
