How to Combine Several Photos Into One Image
Place photos side by side or stack them into one picture, for a comparison, before-and-after, or simple collage.
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Sometimes several separate photos need to become one picture - a before-and-after comparison, a simple side-by-side, or a few screenshots stacked into one continuous image. Merge Images does exactly that.
Add your images and choose the order
Add two or more JPG, PNG, or WebP images, then use the up and down arrows next to each file to arrange them in the order you want before combining - side by side for a comparison or collage, or stacked vertically for a long combined graphic.
Different sizes aren't a problem
If your images aren't the same size, each one is scaled to match the smallest in the set - by height for a side-by-side arrangement, by width for a stacked one - while keeping its own proportions. Nothing gets stretched or cropped to force a fit.
Not the same as JPG to PDF
If you want each photo to stay on its own page in a document instead, that's a different job - use JPG to PDF for that. This tool draws every image into one single combined picture, not a multi-page document.
Common questions
Can I combine more than two images? Yes - add as many as you need and arrange them in any order before combining.
Will my images get stretched to match? No. Each one is scaled proportionally to match the others, never distorted.
Is my file uploaded anywhere? No. Everything runs entirely in your browser.