Exporting 360 parorama to pc

I have a Panorama, auto stitched together in the Litchi app, when viewed in the app its great, however when I try and export it, I just get a flat image, how do I export please, so I can still view it as a 360 panorama. Thanks all.

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Basicly a (stiched) panorama is a 2 dimensional picture.
The software you use to view it must be aware it is a panorama and have the ability to show it as such.

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Im also interested in what is the best cloud based platform to share 360s panos. There used to be a site called Hangar but I do not think its available anymore. I know DroneDeploy can host 360 panos if you are a customer.

SkyPixel.com has the option to upload 360 panaorama.

example (made with Litchi):
https://www.skypixel.com/photo360s/litchi-pano1?utm_source=copied&utm_medium=PCWeb&utm_campaign=share&sp=0

Will have to investigate that, cheers

Try Kuula.co (That’s the URL to their website. No “m”.

Here’s an example of something I posted recently.

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Nicely done! what settings in Litchi Pano?

Hello Michael, could you please explain how to download the panorama databas from Litchi to SkyPixel.
I am so interested in to find a way to look att 360 panorama in my PC. Thanks Henk.

This is what I use and it works
Go here https://support.theta360.com/en/download/
And download Basic app- RICOH THETA for windows
I had to right click-open link in a new tab-then it downloaded
Install it then go to file and find your panorama

Hello, and thank you so much for a quick reply. My problem is that i would like to download the panorama databas who is in the pano litchi app. Download these files to my Imac. Do you think it,s possible or do i have to import the pictures into the Theta app.

Hi
This is what I do
After taking the panorama pictures usually about 50 I import them into a stitching program called Image Composite Editor which does a really nice job of stitching all the photos together. I then save the panorama as a JPEG file. Then open up RICOH THETA and load the JPEG file then you have a complete 360 view