Free tools for your photos
- All plans
- Computer or phone
- Updated
Vistura has free tools for the photos of a listing, at vistura.app/tools. They work in your browser, on a phone or a computer, with no account, no email and no watermark. Here they are, grouped by the job you need done.

Check and fix a 360 photo
- 360 photo viewer: look around a 360 photo before you publish it.
- Straighten a 360 photo: fix a crooked horizon, automatically or with sliders.
- Nadir patch (remove the tripod): cover the tripod with the floor around it, a colour disc or your logo. The nadir is the spot straight below the camera: see Words used in Vistura.
- Compress a 360 photo: make it smaller for a site with an upload limit.
- Cubemap to 360 photo: turn six cube faces, or an export from another tour app, into one 360 photo.
- 360 photo for Facebook: check a 360 photo's shape and 360 metadata before you post it, and add the metadata.
Protect the owner before the home goes online
- Blur faces in 360 photos: hide faces, family photos, documents and number plates.
- Photo metadata remover: see what a photo reveals, such as the place it was taken, and remove it.
Make better listing photos
- Brighten real estate photos: lift dark rooms without burning out the windows, on many photos at once.
- Fix vertical lines: straighten leaning walls and door frames.
- 360 photo to normal photos: frame any view of a 360 photo and save it as a normal photo with straight walls.
- Watermark real estate photos: put your logo or a line of text on many photos at once.
Post on social media
- 360 photo to video: a looping video that turns round the room, for Reels, Stories or TikTok.
- Instagram carousel splitter: cut a 360 photo into slides that swipe as one picture.
- Tiny planet maker: a round "little planet" picture of a room, in a square photo.
Market the listing
- Real estate QR code: a QR code for the shop window card, the sign or a flyer.
- Home square footage calculator: add up a home room by room, in square metres or square feet.
- Sun path of a home: see the hours of direct sun on each side of the home, on any day.
From a tool to a tour
When a tool gives you a 360 photo, the result has a button to start a tour with it. Vistura keeps the photo in your browser while you sign in or create a free account, then makes it the first room of a new tour.
No 360 photo yet? Vistura Capture takes one with your phone: see Take 360 photos with your phone.
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