Free tool
Instagram can’t show a wide panorama in one frame — it gets cropped or shrunk. A panning video fixes that: the camera slowly slides across the photo so viewers see every part. This free panorama video maker renders a smooth 30 fps H.264 MP4 at 1080×1920 (Reels/Stories), 1080×1350, 1080×1080 or 1920×1080, with direction, easing, holds, an optional slow zoom and licensed music — entirely in your browser.
1080×1920 pixels (9:16) at 30 fps. Keep it between 5 and 15 seconds so the pan reads as a smooth camera move rather than a slideshow.
The photo is scaled to fill the frame’s height (or width for tall photos) and slides across, so every part is shown over the course of the video. Nothing is cut off — it just isn’t all visible at once.
Yes. Pick a track from the licensed library, set the volume and it is mixed into the MP4 with a short fade in and out. Instagram also lets you add audio after upload.
Every frame is rendered and the video is encoded with ffmpeg inside your browser, so nothing is uploaded. A 10-second 1080p video is 300 frames; choose the fast 720p option for a quicker render.
No. A panorama split cuts the photo into swipeable carousel slides; this makes a single video that pans across the photo. Use the Splitter Studio for carousels.
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