While we are working on some big features coming soon to Kuula, we recently deployed a number of smaller changes based on your feedback. Here's a list of what is new!

Martin Kulhavy shares his 360 photos from Lofoten in Norway, where he spent a couple of weeks traveling. His 360 photography is exceptional. Let him take you to this scenic place and start exploring.

Virtual Tours - we are excited to introduce you to our new feature. Virtual tours will help you organize your posts and share them with others.

Sharing 360 photos doesn't have to be public. You can upload 360 photos to Kuula and keep them unlisted. Only people with a direct link will be able to view your Unlisted posts.

Many of you asked us for a Batch Upload function to be able to post & organize photos faster. Since we always listen our users' feedback, we're happy to announce that the 360 Batch Upload is here!

James Boddie created an awesome and historically acurate reconstruction of the Alamo Mission in San Antonio, Texas. The resulting 360 panoramas show what Alamo looked like back in 1836, just before the famous battle. In this article James gives us some historical background and explains what tools he used create the model and how he rendered it in 360 using Blender. Enjoy!

JL Mast is an artist and illustrator from Lille, France. He works with MARVEL on titles including Daredevil / Punisher Infinite, A Year of Marvel: Amazing Spider-Man, Guardians of the Galaxy & Avengers Millennium. He loves 360 drawing and as part of the Inktober initiative, he decided to draw a new image everyday this month. In this article, he shares his 360 drawing workflow and techniques.

In this article, I would like to tell you about how NVIDIA Ansel 360 game screenshots and Kuula can work together. Kuula is already home to thousands of 360 images made with Ansel and you can easily upload and share yours! Keep reading to see how to do it.

Even though Instagram does not support 360 photos (this is what Kuula is for), you can create tiny planets of your 360 images using Kuula Tiny Planet Editor and post them on your Instagram account.

360 game screenshots are a relatively new thing. The technology behind them is called Ansel and it was released by NVIDIA in 2016. It allows gamers to capture in-game shots in 360 degrees using a simple keyboard shortcut. Since it's release, thousands of 360 game screenshots have been shared by Kuula users.