Product reference index
This page covers PanoCool as a whole. Each product’s own reference covers its features, limits, inputs, workflows, and troubleshooting.
| Product | Primary use | Detailed reference |
|---|---|---|
| Virtual Tour Studio | Create, customize, share, and export interactive 360° tours | Virtual Tour Studio |
| Street View Publisher | Publish individual or connected 360° photos to Google Maps | Street View Publisher |
| PanoCool Retouch | Edit and enhance 360° or flat photos, including AI-assisted edits | PanoCool Retouch |
| Pano Mapper | Generate geolocated 360° images from a 360° video and GPX track | Pano Mapper |
| Free tools | Compress, repair, reframe, stitch, convert, or re-center panorama images | Free tools |
Product selection guide
- To build a hosted interactive tour, use Virtual Tour Studio.
- To publish 360° imagery to Google Maps, use Street View Publisher.
- To retouch a photo, remove objects, add overlays, or generate a 3D Gaussian Splat, use PanoCool Retouch.
- To extract GPS-positioned panoramas from a recorded route, use Pano Mapper. Its results can be sent to Street View Publisher or Virtual Tour Studio.
- To perform a focused image conversion or repair without signing in, use Free tools.
Typical cross-product workflows
- Edit → build → publish: prepare photos in PanoCool Retouch, create an interactive experience in Virtual Tour Studio, then share or export the tour.
- Record → map → publish: process a 360° video and GPX track in Pano Mapper, then send the generated images to Street View Publisher or Virtual Tour Studio.
- Repair or convert → continue: prepare source images with a free tool, then open the result in PanoCool Retouch, Virtual Tour Studio, or Street View Publisher.