krupkat/xpano

Automated photo stiching tool. Lets you import a directory of images and then export the autodetected panoramas.

What it solves

Xpano is designed to simplify the process of creating panoramas from multiple images. It automates the detection of which images can be stitched together and provides tools for refining the resulting image.

How it works

The tool leverages the OpenCV library's stitching module to compute panoramas. It provides a GUI for users to preview, zoom, and pan the result, and allows for projection adjustments (pitch, yaw, and roll) and selectable projection types.

Who it’s for

Photographers and users who want an easy-to-use tool for stitching multiple photos into a single wide-angle view without needing complex software.

Highlights

  • Auto-detection of stitchable image groups
  • Full resolution export with EXIF metadata preservation
  • Boundary auto-fill and crop mode
  • Support for both GUI and command-line interfaces
  • Projection adjustments for pitch, yaw, and roll

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