Combine multiple JPG or PNG images into one. Side-by-side, stacked, or grid layout. 100% private — runs in your browser. Free, private, in-browser.
Image combining stitches two or more separate images into one larger image. The most common patterns are horizontal (side-by-side, used for before-and-after comparisons), vertical (stacked, used for long screenshots and chat captures), and grid (rows × columns, used for simple photo collages). This tool combines JPG and PNG images entirely in your browser; your files are never uploaded.
The horizontal layout is the standard for showing a transformation — fitness progress photos, design mockup iterations, room makeovers, restoration work. Place the "before" on the left, "after" on the right, and add a small gap with a contrasting background to make the divide clear.
Vertical layout is ideal for combining multiple screenshots of a chat conversation, a long article, or step-by-step instructions into a single shareable image. The width auto-matches the widest screenshot, so no scaling or distortion happens.
Grid mode arranges images into a uniform rows × columns layout. Choose the number of columns and the tool calculates the rows. Useful for product comparisons, photo galleries, mood boards, and Instagram carousel previews.
Combining runs entirely in your browser. No upload, no tracking, no account. Close the tab and nothing is retained.
Need to compress the result? Try the Image Compressor. Need to resize the final image? Use the Image Resizer.
Yes. Horizontal layout uses the tallest image's height; vertical uses the widest's width; grid uses uniform cells based on the largest image. Smaller images are centered in their cell.
Whatever background colour you pick — white by default. The same colour fills any cell space around images that are smaller than the cell.
No. Combining happens entirely with Canvas in your browser.
JPG at 92% quality for the best balance of quality and file size. The image is dimensioned at the full combined pixel size — no downscaling.
Yes, the grid mode is essentially a basic photo collage. For more advanced collages with rotation and overlap, a dedicated collage app is better.
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