360 Video Editor to Reframe Every Angle

Import your compatible 360 footage into Filmora, add it to the timeline, and select the clip to start reframing. Drag directly in the player to change the viewing direction, scroll to zoom in or out, and fine-tune the view with panoramic controls. You can then add camera moves, effects, titles, music, and other edits before exporting.

Yes. Filmora supports compatible Insta360 footage. On Windows, INSV files can be converted through the supported Insta360 workflow and then edited in Filmora. Compatible 360 MP4 footage can also be recognized automatically when it contains supported panoramic metadata.

Yes. For DJI Osmo 360 OSV footage, first export the video as MP4 using DJI's official software, then import the MP4 into Filmora for reframing and editing.

Yes. Filmora includes ready-made view presets for 360 footage, including Asteroid, Fisheye, Wide angle, and Linear perspective. You can switch between these looks without manually configuring complex projection settings.

Yes. Filmora supports keyframes and motion presets for 360 video, making it easy to create smooth camera movements with presets such as Slow Push, Slow Pull, Clockwise, Counterclockwise, Tilt Down, and more.

Filmora lets you export your reframed 360 footage as a standard video based on the viewing angle, perspective, and camera moves you create. You can then share the finished video on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram Reels, Shorts, and other platforms.

On Windows, 360 video editing requires Windows 10 or later, an Intel Core 8th Gen or AMD Ryzen 3000-series processor or newer, at least 16 GB of RAM, and a GTX 1660-class GPU or better. On Mac, macOS 11.0 or later with an Apple M1 chip or newer is required.