Automated photo stiching tool. Lets you import a directory of images and then export the autodetected panoramas.
See the codeXpano is a tool for panorama stitching with focus on simplicity and ease of use, major features include:
The app uses the excellent OpenCV library for image manipulation and its stitching module for computing the panoramas.
Other dependencies include imgui, SDL, spdlog, Catch2, nativefiledialog-extended, alpaca, thread-pool, expected, Exiv2, multiblend, SIMDe and the Google Noto fonts.
Check out the demo on YouTube.

Install directly from Flathub or the Microsoft Store:
Get additional packages:
Xpano has basic CLI support, you can either run it fully automatic in the command line, or launch to gui with the --gui flag.
Xpano [<input files>] [--output=<path>] [--gui] [--help] [--version]
The project can be built by running a single script from the misc/build directory. You will need at least CMake 3.21, git and a compiler with C++20 support.
Enter the provided nix-shell and run the build script from the root of the repository:
nix-shell misc/build/nix/default.nix
./misc/build/build-nixos.sh
Install prerequisites (listed in the build script, you can also use macports instead of brew), then run the build script from the root of the repository:
./misc/build/build-macos.sh
Install prerequisites (listed in the build scripts), then run the build script from the root of the repository:
./misc/build/build-ubuntu-26.sh
./misc/build/build-ubuntu-24.sh
./misc/build/build-ubuntu-22.sh
Open the "Developer PowerShell for VS" profile in Windows Terminal and run the build script from the root of the repository:
./misc/build/build-windows-latest.ps1
Contributions are more than welcome, there is a couple of ideas for enhancements in open issues which you could take on - if you start working on one of them, please add a comment there.
Please check the contribution guidelines for further details regarding formatting and coding style.
Distributed under the GPL-3.0-or-later license. See the full license text for more information.
Tomas Krupka - krupkat.cz
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Automated photo stiching tool. Lets you import a directory of images and then export the autodetected panoramas.
See the codeXpano is a tool for panorama stitching with focus on simplicity and ease of use, major features include:
The app uses the excellent OpenCV library for image manipulation and its stitching module for computing the panoramas.
Other dependencies include imgui, SDL, spdlog, Catch2, nativefiledialog-extended, alpaca, thread-pool, expected, Exiv2, multiblend, SIMDe and the Google Noto fonts.
Check out the demo on YouTube.

Install directly from Flathub or the Microsoft Store:
Get additional packages:
Xpano has basic CLI support, you can either run it fully automatic in the command line, or launch to gui with the --gui flag.
Xpano [<input files>] [--output=<path>] [--gui] [--help] [--version]
The project can be built by running a single script from the misc/build directory. You will need at least CMake 3.21, git and a compiler with C++20 support.
Enter the provided nix-shell and run the build script from the root of the repository:
nix-shell misc/build/nix/default.nix
./misc/build/build-nixos.sh
Install prerequisites (listed in the build script, you can also use macports instead of brew), then run the build script from the root of the repository:
./misc/build/build-macos.sh
Install prerequisites (listed in the build scripts), then run the build script from the root of the repository:
./misc/build/build-ubuntu-26.sh
./misc/build/build-ubuntu-24.sh
./misc/build/build-ubuntu-22.sh
Open the "Developer PowerShell for VS" profile in Windows Terminal and run the build script from the root of the repository:
./misc/build/build-windows-latest.ps1
Contributions are more than welcome, there is a couple of ideas for enhancements in open issues which you could take on - if you start working on one of them, please add a comment there.
Please check the contribution guidelines for further details regarding formatting and coding style.
Distributed under the GPL-3.0-or-later license. See the full license text for more information.
Tomas Krupka - krupkat.cz
C++
90.2%
Shell
3.7%
CMake
2.7%
PowerShell
1.7%