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Align and stack fixed-tripod nightscape photos in your browser. Mark the sky, keep the foreground fixed, inspect the result, and export a 16-bit TIFF. No installation, account, or photo upload. Free public beta for desktop Chrome and Edge.
Hi Product Hunt — I’m building Nightscape Stacker for photographers who have a sequence of fixed-tripod Milky Way or nightscape photos and want to try stacking without installing another app.
The current workflow is: import photos → mark the sky → align and stack → inspect at 100% → export a 16-bit TIFF. Processing runs in your browser and your photos stay on your computer. You can try a clearly labeled synthetic sample before selecting your own files.
This is a free public beta, including TIFF export. It currently supports 3–30 JPEG, PNG, or supported RGB TIFF frames in desktop Chrome and Edge. RAW files need to be exported first. This is an early browser product; a Mac app is not included or available yet.
I’d especially appreciate feedback from people who already use Sequator or Starry Landscape Stacker: where does this workflow save you time, where does it fail, and which step would stop you using it again? Please include your browser, image dimensions, and the step that went wrong when reporting a problem. There’s no need to share private photos publicly.
Try it here: https://nightscapestacker.app/
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About Nightscape Stacker on Product Hunt
“Stack Milky Way photos locally in your browser”
Nightscape Stacker was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 1 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #147 on the daily leaderboard. Align and stack fixed-tripod nightscape photos in your browser. Mark the sky, keep the foreground fixed, inspect the result, and export a 16-bit TIFF. No installation, account, or photo upload. Free public beta for desktop Chrome and Edge.
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