Modifying digital images for equidistant spacing of objects across multiple perspectives

A system comprising:

• one or more memory devices comprising a digital image comprising a joining edge between a first perspective and a second perspective;
• and
• one or more processors configured to cause the system to:
• generate a first alignment bin map for the first perspective of the digital image and a second alignment bin map for the second perspective of the digital image;
• sort objects portrayed in the first perspective within the first alignment bin map based on positions of the objects within the first perspective;
• determine, in response to a user interaction for moving an additional object within the second perspective, a subset of the objects sorted within the first alignment bin map based on a position of the additional object within the second perspective;
• select an object from the subset of the objects to use in positioning the additional object within the second perspective based on a first distance between the object and the joining edge and a second distance between the additional object and the joining edge;
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• modify the digital image to position the additional object in the second perspective to be equidistant to the joining edge relative to the object within the first perspective.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing executable instructions that, when executed by a processing device, cause the processing device to perform operations comprising:

• determining, in response to one or more user interactions for moving an object within a first perspective of a digital image, a distance between the object and a joining edge between the first perspective and a second perspective of the digital image;
• determining additional distances between additional objects within the second perspective and the joining edge;
• selecting an additional object from the additional objects to use in positioning the object within the first perspective based on the distance and the additional distances;
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• modifying the digital image by positioning the object within the first perspective to be equidistant to the joining edge relative to the additional object within the second perspective.