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# Stitch Cubemap Faces into a 360° Image
- URL: https://gothru.co/360-photo-studio/docs/stitch-cubemap-faces-into-a-360deg-image/
- Published: 2026-09-19T08:31:50.000Z
- Updated: 2026-09-29T15:34:54.000Z
- Description: This tool stitches the six separate faces of a cubemap back together into a single, seamless 360° equirectangular panorama.
- Author: Syafriko Yuliusman
- Tags: Viewing & Editing

**What is the "Cube to Equirectangular" feature?**

This tool stitches the six separate faces of a cubemap back together into a single, seamless 360° equirectangular panorama.

![](https://gothru.co/360-photo-studio/docs/content/images/2026/09/image-110.png)

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**How do I use it?**

1. Select the folder containing the cubemap files (front, back, top, bottom, left, and right faces, e.g., `{face}.jpg/png`).
2. Add to queue.
3. Click the **"Stitch"** button.

![](https://gothru.co/360-photo-studio/docs/content/images/2026/09/image-109.png)

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**What is the final result?**

The system combines the faces into a single equirectangular panorama, saved as a new file in the same location with the name `{filename}-stitched`.

![](https://gothru.co/360-photo-studio/docs/content/images/2026/09/image-47.png)

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**Where are the results saved?**

By default, the output is saved in a new folder named `cube-to-equirectangular_{timestamp}` located in the same directory as your source files. You may also manually define a custom output location before starting the process.

![](https://gothru.co/360-photo-studio/docs/content/images/2026/09/image-48.png)