Merge Images
Merge images together online for free. Join multiple photos horizontally or vertically into a single image. Perfect for creating comparison shots, panoramas, before/after collages, and Instagram grids. No upload needed — 100% private.
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PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, BMP, SVG — 2 or more images, up to 100MB each
Common Use Cases
Before & After Comparison — Show Your Work
Stack before and after photos vertically for an instant comparison viewers can scroll through. Works great for home renovations, photo edits, weight loss progress, and design portfolios.
Side-by-Side Product Photos — E-commerce Ready
Join product shots from different angles into a single wide image. Customers see every angle at once without clicking through a gallery. Keeps your listing clean and informative.
Instagram Grid Planning — Preview Your Feed
Split a theme across multiple posts by cutting a merged image into a grid layout later. Or merge related photos for a cohesive multi-image carousel preview.
Resize to Instagram dimensions →Join Screenshots — Share Full Conversations
Merge consecutive screenshots vertically to create one long continuous image. Perfect for sharing chat threads, code snippets, or document pages without forcing your audience to swipe.
Collage Without a Designer — Simple Layouts
No need for Photoshop or Canva for a basic collage. Merge photos side by side or stacked for event recaps, travel memories, or team headshots — clean and minimal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I merge images side by side?
Upload your images (2 or more), select "Horizontal" direction, and click Merge Images. The tool will align all images by their tallest height and place them side by side with your chosen gap spacing.
What does the gap setting do?
The gap adds spacing between each image in pixels. A small gap (2-5px) creates a clean divider effect. For seamless panoramas, set gap to 0.
Can I reorder images after uploading?
Yes. Each uploaded image has an up and down arrow to change its position in the merge order. The final image will arrange them from left to right (horizontal) or top to bottom (vertical) in the order shown.
What happens if images have different sizes?
For horizontal merge, all images are scaled to the same height (the tallest one). For vertical merge, all images are scaled to the same width (the widest one). Aspect ratios are preserved.
Is my image uploaded to a server?
No. All processing happens entirely in your browser using the HTML5 Canvas API. Your images never leave your device, making this 100% private and secure.
Can I merge more than two images?
Yes, you can merge any number of images (2 or more). There's no hard limit, but very large numbers of high-resolution images may affect browser performance.