> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://comfytv.org/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Panorama (360°)

The **ComfyTV / Panorama** group lets you view an equirectangular or HDRI panorama in 3D and extract flat viewport images from it — all in the browser.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/comfytv/dMkMxJDZdIo4YzAU/images/panorama.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=dMkMxJDZdIo4YzAU&q=85&s=6f9936b71e4824ecdd5fe6483a688915" alt="Panorama viewer" width="745" height="1261" data-path="images/panorama.png" />

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## Panorama

An interactive 360° viewer. You sit inside the sphere and drag to look around.

### Three ways to get a panorama in

* **Upload** — click **📤 Upload panorama** and choose a file. Supports equirectangular **.jpg / .png / .webp** and HDR **.hdr / .exr**. The viewer loads it immediately and a **manual** badge appears. **Upload wins over everything else** — clear it before using the Run path.
* **Image-to-panorama** — workflow `Qwen-Image-Edit 2511 Image-to-Panorama`. Wire a regular photo into the input; the prompt can add scene-extension guidance ("extend with grasslands and distant mountains"). The source becomes the central front view and Qwen-Edit extrapolates the full 360°.
* **Text-to-panorama** — workflow `Qwen-Image 2512 + 360 LoRA`. No reference image needed; describe the scene in the prompt box and the model generates a full 360° equirectangular from prompt alone. Useful for building environments from scratch.

Uploaded files are stored in ComfyUI's `input` folder. **✕ Clear upload** drops the manual source.

> The Panorama node shows only the 3D viewer, no flat output thumbnail; drag to inspect it in 3D.

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## Panorama · Current View

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/comfytv/dMkMxJDZdIo4YzAU/images/pano-current.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=dMkMxJDZdIo4YzAU&q=85&s=44440458b4c261beb577a9d3b73c0da6" alt="Current view capture" width="1409" height="1579" data-path="images/pano-current.png" />

Embeds its own panorama viewer. **Drag to aim** at the part of the scene you want; when you release, it **captures** that viewport as a flat image.

* **Aspect** + **Resolution** dropdowns set the captured image's shape and size. The preview shell is locked to the chosen aspect ratio — what you frame is what you get.
* The captured image flows downstream like any other image (wire it into an editor or video stage).

## Panorama · Multi-View

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/comfytv/dMkMxJDZdIo4YzAU/images/pano-multi.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=dMkMxJDZdIo4YzAU&q=85&s=3a083672ebb3ba0b590124590baf6a90" alt="Multi-view capture" width="1374" height="1489" data-path="images/pano-multi.png" />

**Captures several evenly-spaced viewports** around the panorama at once → a set of images.

* **View count** slider (2–24) — how many directions to capture.
* **Aspect / Resolution** — per-view shape and size.
* Output is a set of images; wire an **Image Picker**.

When `View count = 4` the views are labelled Front / Right / Back / Left.

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## Typical flow

```
Image Stage → Image Picker → Panorama (upload or generate)
                                  │
                                  ├── Current View → (edit / video)
                                  └── Multi-View   → Image Picker → (edit)
```