RasterStitch

If you have some images and you want to stitch them together, you can easily do so with RasterStitch. You can stitch three photos together to create a photo panorama, you can take two photos of a drawing and stitch them together, you can take several parts of a map and stitch them together. Tutorials will show you how you can easily do all these things.

RasterStitch works with 32 and 64-bit Windows editions. The following Windows editions are supported: Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8. And since we’re talking about support, it must be mentioned that the following raster image formats are supported: JPG, JPEG, BMP, TIFF, GIF, PNG, PCX, TGA.

When you launch RasterStitch, you are presented with a Demonstration prompt that features four options:
Stitch photopano from 3 images – it shows you how to take 3 images and stitch them together, thus creating a panorama.
Semi-automatic map stitching – it shows you how to stitch together the images that make up a map.
Semi-automatic drawing – it show you how to stitch together the elements that make up a drawing.
Stitch Manual – it shows you how to load images, manually set stitch points, and stitch the images together.

Thanks to these demos you will more easily understand the interface, figure out how to use the Settings menu, and appreciate how easy it is to stitch images together with RasterStitch.

Please note that RasterStitch is not free, it is only free to try. The demo version will add watermarks on all output images.

Semi-automatic and manual stitching modes are supported by RasterStitch, a tool that makes it quite easy to stitch images together.