Better Lens Support on Android and iOS

One of the biggest improvements is access to multiple phone lenses. After the update, you can use ultra-wide and telephoto cameras directly within the Insta360 app on supported devices.

This is especially important for Android users, where access to multiple lenses has often been limited. Now, many flagship devices can fully utilize their camera systems.

This means more creative freedom. Ultra-wide works great for landscapes and interiors, while telephoto helps with events, concerts and capturing distant subjects.

Faster 360 Panoramas

Spring Update introduces 360 Panorama 2.0. Stitching is now significantly faster, allowing you to generate full panoramas in around 20 seconds.

This makes it easier to capture an entire scene and decide on the best composition later.

Dual View Mode

Dual View lets you record from multiple cameras at once. This is perfect for vlogs, reactions and dynamic content creation.

Apple Watch Control

Control your gimbal remotely using Apple Watch. Start recording, adjust framing and control zoom without touching your phone.

AI Tracking Across More Apps

Tracking now works across more applications, especially on Android. This makes Flow 2 Pro more versatile for live streaming, calls and social apps.

Remote Control with Another Smartphone

You can now control your gimbal remotely using a second phone, making it easier to shoot complex scenes.

Multi-Person Tracking

Track multiple people at once and keep everyone in frame automatically.

Active Zoom Tracking

Track subjects even at long distances with zoom, perfect for sports and events.

Who Benefits Most?

• content creators
• vloggers
• solo shooters
• social media users

Final Thoughts

Spring Update proves that Insta360 continues to improve its products after launch. Flow 2 and Flow 2 Pro are now even more powerful tools for smartphone creators.