Instagram Launches 'Spin View' for Meta Ray-Ban: 360-Degree Photo Sharing From Smart Glasses
Instagram is rolling out Spin View, a new photo format that stitches multiple Meta Ray-Ban captures into a 360-degree interactive image. The feature launched July 2 and requires the latest Meta View app update.

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Instagram Spin View is a new photo format designed exclusively for Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses. The feature stitches multiple photos taken from slightly different angles into an interactive 360-degree image that followers can spin and explore in the Instagram feed.
How It Works
To create a Spin View, you take a series of photos while slowly turning your head. The Meta View app automatically detects the sequence, aligns the images, and generates the interactive composite. The resulting post appears in followers' feeds with a swipe-to-spin interface — similar to 3D product views on e-commerce sites.
Why It Matters
Spin View is Meta's strongest push yet to make smart glasses a content creation tool, not just a consumption device. It gives Meta Ray-Ban users a native content format that phone cameras cannot easily replicate — the hands-free, eye-level perspective creates a more natural 360-degree capture than phone panoramas. See current pricing on our Meta Ray-Ban price tracker and compare options in our smart glasses guide.
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