Hey Product Hunt — I'm Alex, and I built PanoCraft. I kept running into the same wall. Generating a single 360° image is easy now, but getting from "here's a picture" to "here's a place" still meant stitching things together by hand. And every tool I tried gave me one of two things: a flat image that falls apart the moment you put it on a sphere, or a viewer where you rotate in place and that's it. PanoCraft does three things in order: - Generate — text, one photo, or 2-4 reference images into a seamless 2:1 equirectangular panorama. The left and right edges actually meet. - Walk — turn that panorama into a 3D world you move through in first person. There's parallax. It's a space, not a wallpaper. - Chain — link scenes into a virtual tour with info hotspots and scene-to-scene jumps, then share one public link. What makes it different: - Panoramas and walkable worlds are priced as two separate things. If you only want the image, you're not paying for the world. - Multi-reference input (up to 4 images) to lock palette, materials and light direction before you generate. - Exports are real files — GLB meshes and splats — that drop into Unity, Unreal, Blender or Three.js without a conversion step. - Credits are only charged when a generation succeeds. Failed runs are free. Why I built it: I work on VR and environment backdrops, and the gap between "concept" and "somewhere I can stand" was eating most of my time. I'll be here all day. If you drop a prompt in the comments, I'll run it and reply with the result — tell me what you want to walk around in.

PanoCraft

Turn a prompt or a photo into a 360° world you can walk into

Turn a prompt or a photo into a 360° world you can walk into