Put two pictures together
Use Horizontal for a before-and-after comparison. Match the photo heights, add a small gap, and keep the earlier image on the left.See the side-by-side photo guide.
Merge photos into one image: put pictures side by side, stack them vertically or arrange a collage. Your files stay on your device, with no sign-up or watermark.
Add at least 2 images to see a live preview of the combined result.
A lightweight combiner with sensible defaults and the controls that actually matter — merge JPGs, combine PNGs, join photos into one picture for printing, comparisons or sharing.
Drop up to 20 JPG, PNG or WebP files, browse for them, or paste straight from your clipboard. Reorder by dragging or with the arrow buttons.
Stack vertically for screenshots, go horizontal for side-by-side photos, build a photo grid with 2–6 columns, or make a collage with the preset or Freeform canvas — drag each image anywhere. Tune spacing, padding, borders, corners and shadows.
Preview updates live, then download a PNG, JPEG or WebP at the output dimensions shown. Choose the quality and background before exporting.
Choose the layout that fits your project. You can switch layouts and reorder images before downloading the combined file.
Use Horizontal for a before-and-after comparison. Match the photo heights, add a small gap, and keep the earlier image on the left.See the side-by-side photo guide.
Stack screenshots, receipts or scanned pages in reading order. Set spacing and padding to zero for a continuous strip.Learn how to merge screenshots.
Use two columns for four photos or three columns for nine. Grid keeps the whole image visible inside each cell.Choose a photo grid layout.
Mix supported file types without converting them first. Use PNG for text, JPEG for photo sharing or WebP for web use.Compare image export formats.
Add two or more images (drag & drop or the file picker), pick a layout — vertical stack, horizontal row, grid or collage — adjust spacing and format, then click Download. The merged image is generated instantly in your browser.
No. All processing happens locally in your browser using the Canvas API. Your images never leave your device, which makes the tool private by design and usable offline once the page has loaded.
You can add JPG, PNG and WebP images. The combined result can be exported as PNG (lossless, supports transparency), JPEG (smaller files, supports a background color) or WebP (good compression with optional transparency).
Combine 2–20 images, or start with one image in Freeform. Each source file can be up to 40 MB. Output is capped at 16,384 pixels per edge and 140 megapixels in total; your browser may run out of memory below those limits.