Panorama Nodes - Turn a Single Image into an Interactive 360 Scene

A good image often raises the same question: what exists outside the frame? Panorama Nodes answer that without sending you into a separate workflow. You can now take a regular image node, expand it into a 360 scene, and keep everything inside the canvas.

Start from the image toolbar

Select any image node and click Panorama in the toolbar. The action sits next to the other image tools, so the jump from a flat image to a spatial scene feels immediate and natural.

Add guidance only when you need it

The panorama panel includes a custom prompt switch. Leave it off if you want the model to infer the missing surroundings automatically. Turn it on when you want to describe the unseen space more precisely.

Useful prompt ideas include:

• Extending the environment beyond the current frame
• Keeping architectural or landscape continuity believable
• Adjusting atmosphere, weather, or time of day
• Pushing the scene toward a more cinematic or immersive mood

Output becomes a dedicated panorama node

Generated results are created as panorama nodes, not standard image nodes. That distinction keeps the canvas easier to read and preserves panorama-specific behaviors in the node UI.

Explore the result directly

Open the panorama node and drag to look around the generated environment. This works well for worldbuilding, location concepts, mood exploration, and any workflow where a single crop is too limiting.

Why this feature matters

• Stay in flow - go from source image to 360 result without leaving the canvas
• Keep control lightweight - custom prompting is available, but only when you want it
• Organize output clearly - panorama results are visually separated from standard images
• Pitch ideas faster - immersive scene exploration communicates space better than one static frame

If you already use image nodes for scene development, Panorama Nodes give those same references a much wider horizon.