# Image2Pano

Image2Pano turns a flat or partial image into a 360° panorama. The model fills the rest of the sphere around your source. Each conversion costs 3 credits.

A flat village painting, then the same place filled out as a panorama.

# How to convert

On the prompt bar, open + and choose Image2Pano.
Upload a photo, or drag it onto the viewer. The card reads This photo. Clear removes it. The placeholder reads Describe the world around this photo.

This photo card with a thumbnail of mesas, and Clear.

Describe the finished place: ground, horizon, and sky. Choose a Style, then click Convert. This one is Photorealistic (M4) · Standard.

Mesas in the viewer, prompt written, Photorealistic (M4) Standard, Convert.

Prompt shape: Prompting guide.

# Source image tips

Use a wide landscape that already shows a place. A tight zoom on one rock, face, or object leaves little for the model to continue. Open ground such as dunes or grassland works the same way as these.

Desert hills and eroded rock under a pale sky. — Desert hills

A gravel road between spruce trees, opening onto hills. — Forest road

Rocky shore, open water, and headlands under cloud. — Rocky coast

A flat snow field under a white sky. — Snow field

A turquoise lake in a mountain valley. — Alpine lake

A wide canyon under a clear sky. — Canyon

Milky Way over a house and garden. — Night sky

Photos on Pexels: Desert hills (opens new window) by Radis B, Forest road (opens new window) by Andreas Fickl, Rocky coast (opens new window) by Donovan Kelly, Snow field (opens new window) by Daniil Ustinov, Alpine lake (opens new window) by Robert Pügner, Canyon (opens new window) by Lindsey Willard, Night sky (opens new window) by Guillaume Meurice.

# When to use Image2Pano vs Edit

Goal	Prefer
Flat or partial image → full 360° skybox	Image2Pano
Patch a region of an existing skybox	Edit

Edit how-to: Edit.

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