Photoramic for Instagram

Photoramic for Instagram

Video and Swipeable Panoramic

4 ratings
2 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 15, 2020
  • February 15, 2026

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Transform wide or panoramic photos into engaging full-screen videos without cropping. Combine multiple images into slideshows or create side-scrolling carousels for social media.

Convert panoramic photos to videos
Create slideshows from multiple photos
Generate Instagram carousels
Adjustable scrolling animation
Social media format presets
High-quality video export
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What's New in Photoramic for Instagram

2.0.1

February 15, 2026

- Much smoother video - Added crop feature - Added option to export in 60FPS for even smoother motion - Added motion blur to reduct jittery video - Improved 'ease' motion - New mode to turn your landscape and panoramic photos into carousels for Instagram - Updated for iOS 26

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User reviews

Great app

Makes awesome looking videos of my pano pics for my socials

Almost perfect…

Just needs 2 basic features:

1) Vertical Crop/Zoom
⤷ The native iOS Photos app limits how “thin” you can make a panoramic photo, or crop vertically ↕️. Allowing users to zoom in on whatever region of the panoramic image that they want to be the focus of the video (fit to screen) would be immensely useful.

2) Horizontal Crop/Trim
⤷ Cropping panoramic images horizontally in the iOS Photos app is a *slightly* more manageable task to accomplish prior to importing the image into Photoramic — but it would make life a LOT easier if users could choose which part of the panoramic image the video starts on & where it ends.

This app has the most potential of any I’ve been able to find on the iOS App Store. It looks like it’s been ~4 months since Photoramic has been updated, but I really hope you’ll consider adding these two features — they would absolutely turn this app into a powerhouse! Thank you for all your hard work & consideration!
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Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback. We have added many improvements in this update, including vertical/horizontal crop

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FAQ

What does Photoramic do?

Photoramic turns panoramic and landscape photos into smooth, side-scrolling videos for social media. Share wide photos as vertical or square videos without cropping. It also allows for creating carousels for Instagram.

Can I make videos from multiple photos with Photoramic?

Yes. You can combine multiple photos into a single video to create engaging slideshows and story-style videos with smooth transitions.

Will my photos be cropped when using Photoramic?

No. Photoramic is designed to show your full panoramic or wide photos using smooth scrolling animation instead of cropping.

What social media formats does Photoramic support?

Photoramic exports vertical, square, and landscape videos optimized for popular social media formats like Instagram Stories, Reels, and general posts.

Can I control the scrolling effect in Photoramic videos?

Yes. You have control over the scrolling effect, allowing you to adjust the direction, speed, and duration of your video.

Is there a subscription for Photoramic?

No. Photoramic offers a one-time lifetime purchase to remove the watermark. There are no subscriptions or recurring fees involved.

Does Photoramic store my photos?

No. Your photos remain on your device. Photoramic does not store or upload your images to any external servers.

Can I break my panoramic image into smaller slices for Instagram carousels with Photoramic?

Yes, Photoramic can split your panoramic image into multiple smaller images, enabling you to create a side-scrolling carousel for Instagram posts.