Merge Images
Join several images into one
Choose a file
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Choose an image to see the result.
- Result
Everything happens in your browser. Your image is never uploaded or stored. The saved file carries no EXIF data from the original — no capture date, GPS location or camera details.
How to use
Joins several pictures into one, stacked vertically or side by side. Widths that differ can be matched to the narrowest or the widest, and you can set the gap and the alignment. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
When to use it
- Turning a series of phone screenshots into one long image.
- Putting a conversation or notice photographed in parts onto a single sheet.
- Placing before and after shots next to each other.
How to use it
- Press Add images and choose your files — several at once, up to 20.
- Order them with Move up / Move down, and drop any you do not need.
- Set the direction, width matching (as they are, narrowest, widest), alignment and gap in pixels.
- Pick an output format and press Download.
Good to know
- Leaving width matching at "as they are" keeps uneven edges. Match to the narrowest or widest for a tidy column.
- Matching to the widest enlarges the smaller pictures, so they may look softer. Matching to the narrowest never does.
- If the result would exceed 12,000px per side or 40 megapixels it cannot be built. Use fewer images, or match to the narrowest.
- Saving as JPG fills transparent areas with white; choose PNG to keep them.
- The saved file carries no EXIF from the originals.
Frequently asked questions
How is the order decided?
Top to bottom in the list: downward for the vertical direction, left to right for the horizontal one. The move buttons change it at any time.
My pictures are different sizes.
Use width matching. "Narrowest" scales everything down to the slimmest picture, which never blurs anything; "widest" scales everything up, which softens the smaller ones.
I want a line or a margin between pictures.
Set a gap in pixels. The space stays transparent, or white when you save as JPG. Coloured divider lines are not offered.
How many pictures can I join?
Twenty per run. For more, merge in two batches and then merge those two results.