Every version.
What changed.

Video stabilization

Optional video stabilization is in internal testing. It is not yet available in the public Google Play release.

• Reduce small camera shake in imported videos, including when zooming into individual slides.
• Keep framing consistent while editing, reviewing, and exporting a stabilized pan video.
• Prepare the video entirely on your Android device. Stabilization crops the edges to hide movement and keeps your original video unchanged.

New

• Choose a source video and pan across it while the action plays.
• Trim one continuous range and scrub reference frames while positioning your pan.
• Keep the selected source length or choose a new duration to speed up or slow down your clip.
• Compatible Android devices can prepare HDR clips on-device for standard-color previews and silent MP4 export.

Improved

• Fades and slowdown points fit inside the selected total video duration, for both photo and video sources.
• Adjusting trim keeps your pan positions and video settings.
• Canceling an export removes unfinished output and keeps your editing settings for another try.

New

• PanoRibbon is available to everyone on Google Play.

Improved

• The 9:16 shape for Stories and Reels now comes first in the shape picker.
• Tapping a slide while editing slides separately brings it to the front, so overlapping slides are easier to move.
• Share is now the main action once a carousel or video finishes exporting.
• The app fills the whole screen on Android, drawing behind the status and navigation bars.

Fixed

• The finished-export screen no longer overflows when the system text size is enlarged.
• The last shape you picked is saved reliably when you change shapes quickly.

Fixed

• Video previews no longer fail when independently framed slides change sharply in size.

Improved

• The home screen now fits on a phone without vertical scrolling.
• Slowdown frames and video-length choices use compact controls instead of filling a row each.
• Pan direction now follows numbered frame order, such as 1 → 10 or 10 → 1.

Fixed

• Video fade controls no longer overflow on narrow screens.

New

• Turn one photo into 2 to 10 connected carousel images.
• Choose 4:5, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16, or 16:9 for every exported frame.
• Drag and resize the full crop, or frame each numbered slide independently.
• See the native resolution of each slide while choosing a crop.
• Review every rendered join before saving the JPEG set to the photo library or sharing it.
• Create a silent pan video with left-to-right or right-to-left motion.
• Choose a 5 to 30 second motion, optional loop back, slowdown frames, and black or white fades.
• Render photos and MP4 videos on the device without an account or upload.

First release

PanoRibbon begins with one rule: a wide photo should keep its scale, motion, and sense of place when it reaches a small social feed.