Formats & sizes
Teliportme accommodates full, partial, and stereo/3D spherical panoramas alongside standard flat images.
Teliportme analyzes the file's EXIF and XMP metadata to determine its type.
Common 360 cameras like Ricoh Theta, Insta360, and GoPro Max typically include this information, as do drones capturing aerial panoramas, although many 360 renders may not.
In the absence of spherical metadata, the system categorizes images based on these rules:
Full Panorama: Images with a width exceeding 3840px and a 2:1 aspect ratio.
Partial Panorama: Images with a width exceeding 3840px and an aspect ratio greater than 2.
Stereo/3D Panorama: Images with a width exceeding 3840px and a 1:1 aspect ratio.
Images that don't align with these criteria are treated as standard flat images.
Compression and upload quality
Teliportme ensures that all uploaded images retain their original resolution by utilizing a multiresolution viewer. Regardless of the resolution you upload, Teliportme maintains image quality with zero compression.
All images are encoded as JPGs, regardless of their original format. They are optimized in various sizes for different devices, ensuring an optimal viewing experience.
Cameras & software
TeliportMe supports the below capture methods :
Any 360 camera
Panoramas created using a Android or iOs device
Native panorama capture
Using 360 panorama apps like Panorama360
DSLRs, and panoramas created using stitching software such as PtGUI or Hugin
Drones (ex. DJI,Insta360)
Virtually rendered equirectangular images created using 3D and architectural software
Panoramic image specifications
When preparing to upload a panoramic image to Teliportme, make sure it meets the following specifications for optimal quality:
Projection: Equirectangular
Coverage: 360° horizontal
Supported Formats: JPG, PNG, WEBP
Max File Size: 100MB per panorama (adjustable based on your plan)
Resolution Limit: Up to 32K
Fisheye format and INSP files
Dual fisheye format and INSP files (internal format used in Insta360 cameras) are supported but need to be converted to JPGs before upload.
Converting these images is super simple.
For more information about converting fisheye images from popular 360 cameras, read this
If you have an Insta360 camera and come across photos in INSP format, read this
