Combine multiple images into a single picture in your browser. Stack them vertically or line them up horizontally, drag to reorder, control sizing and spacing, set a background color, and download as JPG, PNG, or WebP. No upload, no sign-up.
Drag and drop or choose two or more images to combine.
Pick horizontal or vertical layout and adjust spacing and background.
Click Download and save the joined image as a single file.
Before-and-after shots, comparison grids, and team line-ups all need multiple images joined cleanly. Pick horizontal or vertical layout, control spacing and background color, and download a single composite.
Used by fitness coaches for transformation posts, designers for portfolio comparisons, and event teams for group photo collages.
Toggle between vertical (top-to-bottom stack) and horizontal (left-to-right row) layouts with one click. Vertical works for long screenshots, comparison shots, or social-media stories. Horizontal works for before-and-after pairs, panoramas, and side-by-side comparisons. The canvas resizes automatically to fit your chosen layout.
The image list in the sidebar uses SortableJS, grab the handle on any thumbnail and drop it where you want. The canvas re-renders instantly to match the new order. Click the × button on any item to remove it; the canvas updates in real time. You can also click Add More Images to append more files at any point.
Choose how the images line up: Keep Original keeps each at its native size, Match Smallest scales every image to the smallest dimension on the perpendicular axis, Match Largest scales them to the largest. Add 0 to 200 pixels of background-colored spacing between images for clean separation, or set spacing to 0 for a clean join.
Your images never leave your device. The entire tool runs in your browser using the HTML5 Canvas API. No file is sent to a server, no account is needed, and nothing is stored. The downloaded JPG, PNG, or WebP is generated locally from the canvas and saved directly to your device.
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