Be there again.

It finds what is already there.

Your 360° photos, 360° videos and panoramas, already sorted out from the rest of your library. No setup.

• Search by date, place or what is in the picture, all on the device.
• A Featured moment each day, and a row of top picks.
• Shooting on a 360° camera? Import the files, or drop them on the Mac window.

Clips that know where to look.

Finds the people and landmarks in a 360° photo or video and cuts a clip that moves from one to the next. Here a square in Ulm becomes ten seconds that settle on the Minster.

• 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9, at the length you choose.
• Or record the path yourself by looking around as it plays.

The whole place in one round picture.

Folds a 360° photo or video into a disc: the ground in the middle, the sky all around. Turn it, tilt it, pinch in, then share it as a still or a turning clip. Here, the sunset from the demo above.

A library to fill, and places to fill it from.

No 360° camera yet? Add free 360° scenes from Poly Haven and the European Southern Observatory in one tap, after looking around them full screen.

• Places: somewhere else in the world, with its weather and daylight right now.
• Where a site asks for credit, it is written into the picture.
• Added scenes never crowd your own moments out of your picks or Memories.

Somewhere you have never been, one place at a time.

Orbit for the rest of the world: free 360° places, full screen, one at a time. Flick up from the bottom for the next; drag anywhere above to look around.

• The best-loved places come first.
• Not for Me hides one and shows you fewer like it.
• Search ideas under the tile change each time you come back.

It shows you what they will get.

Sent as a file, a 360° arrives as a stretched rectangle nobody can look around. So the share screen asks what they should get — keep it 360° or make it flat — and shows you the result before you send it.

Send the view, not the sphere.

Frame the part of a 360° photo you want and share it as a flat photo, in the shape you need.

Named by the place they happened.

Your 360° moments grouped into events and named by place and date, from the location your photos already carry.

The same sphere, bigger.

Everything is on all three. On iPad, a keyboard and trackpad drive the viewer. On the Mac, the viewer and Wander get windows of their own, the space bar previews with Quick Look, and a picture drags straight out to the Finder.