Use the equirectangular to cubemap converter for Windows to turn a 2:1 panorama into six square faces. Choose face size, rotation, format, and naming, then download the set in one ZIP.
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The equirectangular to cubemap converter for Windows turns one surrounding image into six square views of the same scene, ready to assign to the directions in your cubemap setup.
Choose a complete 2:1 equirectangular image and inspect how the scene wraps around before converting.
Set the face size, rotation, image format, and naming convention to match your destination’s import requirements.
Download the ZIP, unpack the six images, and assign them in your destination’s cubemap setup.
Use a panorama from your camera, editor, or skybox workflow. The equirectangular to cubemap converter for Windows samples the scene in six directions to produce the separate views your cubemap setup needs.
Equirectangular to Cubemap Converter for Windows
The equirectangular to cubemap converter for Windows exports 512, 1024, or 2048 pixel square faces in PNG, JPEG, or WebP. Use smaller faces for previews and larger dimensions when the source has enough detail.
Equirectangular to Cubemap Converter for Windows
Choose Unity, Three.js, or OpenGL naming in the equirectangular to cubemap converter for Windows to organize the directions. Need a source scene first? Create one with the Skybox Generator, then convert it here.
Equirectangular to Cubemap Converter for WindowsPrepare six consistently named faces, inspect their orientation, and download the set for your destination workflow.
Open the converter in your Windows browser and work with the source file already on your device.
Set one square output size for the entire set instead of resizing each face individually after export.
Adjust panorama rotation before conversion to align the face set with the direction you want.
Download all six directions in one ZIP, ready to unpack alongside the rest of your project assets.
Six square views of your panorama, packaged in a ZIP. Assign them to the corresponding directions in a cubemap or six-sided environment. Together, the views cover front, back, left, right, up, and down.
No. Open the tool in your Windows browser, choose a source panorama, and convert it without installing a separate program.
Use a complete 2:1 equirectangular panorama covering the full sphere. An ordinary photo lacks the surrounding directions needed for all six faces. Preview the entire image, including the sky and ground, before committing to the face set.
Choose 512, 1024, or 2048 pixels per square face. Larger exports need more memory and cannot recover detail missing from the source. Try a smaller set first to check the import before making a larger export.
Yes. Choose PNG for lossless output, or JPEG or WebP when file size matters. Use a format your destination accepts. Keep the same chosen format across the set so the files are easier to manage.
Choose the convention used by your Unity, Three.js, or OpenGL workflow. Follow the destination’s face assignment and orientation requirements when setting up the environment. The download supplies the image files; you still create and configure the material in your project.
No. Conversion resamples the source, so visible discontinuities can carry into the faces. Correct those joins in the panorama before converting.
No. Conversion runs locally, without an account or credits. Download the ZIP to keep the result; this workflow does not create a saved online project.
Each face is a square perspective view, while an equirectangular image spreads all directions across a rectangle. Check neighboring faces together if one appears misplaced or upside down. Compare recognizable landmarks across adjacent faces to identify which direction needs a different assignment.
This tool exports faces only. Keep the original panorama for future edits or workflows that need the full rectangular image. Store the ZIP beside that source so the exported set is easy to trace back.
Choose the output settings and download the complete cubemap set.
Equirectangular to Cubemap Converter for Windows
