We're happy to announce Kuula's biggest feature release - the addon editor. You can now enhance 360 images by adding icons, labels, hotspots that connect to other posts, or with interactive cards featuring video and links. You can create engaging, interative 360 presentations and virtual tours in minutes!

360 Image Download - is now available on Kuula. A lot of you asked for this one! You can now download a copy of any of the images you posted on Kuula.

Happy Holidays from Kuula and a million thanks for being with us! During this Holiday Season, we wanted to take a moment to say Thank You for being loyal to Kuula and extend our warmest wishes to you and your family.

The sun & lens flare is an image effect you can add to your posts. With this effect you can make your photo look much more dynamic in a few seconds. It's unique for Kuula and it's very popular among our users who used it on thousands of uploaded posts!

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!