10 jQuery Panorama Image Display Plugins

Ten excellent jQuery panoramic image display plug-ins to help you create a fascinating website! This article will introduce ten powerful jQuery plug-ins to allow developers to easily create interactive 360-degree panoramic images on their websites. These plugins include Threesixtyslider, Paver, jQuery Spherical Panorama Viewer, jQuery Virtual Tour, SpriteSpin, Pano, Panorama 360° jQuery Plugin, jQuery Image Cube, Cyclotron, and jQuery Simple Panorama Viewer.

Main functions and advantages:

These plugins offer a wealth of features and customization options, including mouse and touch control, zooming capabilities, adding hotspots or markers, and resize and aspect ratios. They can be used in a variety of applications such as virtual tours, panoramic viewers, image cubes and photo sliders.

Limitations:

While these plugins simplify the process of creating complex high-quality panoramic images, they also have some limitations. For example, image quality may be affected by the original photo size and resolution, and compatibility may vary by browser or device.

This article was updated on September 1, 2016 to reflect the current status of the panoramic image plug-in.

Let your visitors enjoy a 360-degree view of website images by integrating these cool jQuery panoramic image display plug-ins. Possible uses include virtual tours, panoramic viewer/scrolling, image cubes, unlimited photo slider, and more. Enjoy it!

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• 8 jQuery 360-degree image display plug-in
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The following will introduce some plug-ins in detail:

1. Threesixtyslider

Threesixtyslider is a plug-in that uses jQuery to create 360-degree images. It supports all mainstream browsers (including IE6) and is fully responsive! It provides similar functionality to the SpriteSpin library, where users can rotate images completely. This is especially effective when presenting products on e-commerce websites, with a 360-degree panoramic view that is very beneficial to users.

Threesixtyslider homepage

Threesixtyslider demo

2. Paver

Paver is a jQuery plug-in designed to make panoramic and widescreen images more accessible. After upgrading from iPhone 4 to iPhone 6, Paver creator Terry Mun was impressed by the phone's ability to take panoramic images.

Although he was fascinated by panoramic images, Mun was frustrated by how these images were displayed on iPhones. If it cannot be displayed correctly, what else is the use of panoramic photos?

To ensure that images are rendered correctly, Paver focuses on providing cross-device-compatible aspect ratios so that widescreen and panoramic images can render as expected.

In fact, Paver did so well that news site The Verge relied on the plugin to display widescreen images of the First Lady of the United States in an article about Michelle Obama's mastery of social media.

Paver GitHub

Paver Demo

3. jQuery Spherical Panorama Viewer

jQuery Spherical Panorama View is the first of two libraries in Open Studio Labs. jQuery spherical panorama allows the user to display a full 360-degree view of the image, which makes the plug-in ideal for displaying restaurants, apartments, and more.

Using this plugin is very simple and does not even require writing any JavaScript code. You just need to add the panorama class to any image you want to apply the effect. It should be noted that the .panorama class is reserved for this library.

If you want to customize this plugin, you must use a brand new class name such as img or panoramaImage. There, you can specify the number of views generated and the number of view columns of the image (the number of views per row).

jQuery Easy Panorama Homepage

4. jQuery Virtual Tour

jQuery Virtual Tour library is an extension of the above plug-in, which depends on the above library to run. That is to say, this plugin goes a step further and provides users with the ability to create interactive virtual tours. To do this, the library uses

When we look at the example of this plugin, we see that it creates a effect similar to Google Maps Street View. It allows us to click on a specific point in the photo and navigate to the coordinates of that point so that we can view the image from the part we just clicked.

jQuery Virtual Tour Homepage

jQuery Virtual Tour Demo

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5. SpriteSpin

6. Pano

7. Panorama 360° jQuery Plugin

8. jQuery Image Cube

9. Cyclotron

10. jQuery Simple Panorama Viewer

Summary:

Hope you've now learned about some new jQuery plugins for creating panoramic images. Do you know of any plugins I didn't mention? Feel free to comment below on their names and any issues you may have!

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