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Merge Images into One
Merge up to 30 photos into one JPG or PNG: stacked, side by side or in a grid. Scrolling screenshots stitch without overlaps, no upload.
Drop your photos here
JPG, PNG, HEIC, WebP · or paste with Ctrl+V
Your photos never leave your device. Everything runs in your browser.
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Merge images into one JPG or PNG right in your browser, free and with nothing uploaded to a server. Add up to 30 photos by choosing files, dragging them in or pasting with Ctrl+V, then reorder them with the arrows or remove the ones you don't need. iPhone HEIC photos and WebP files work as they are, with no conversion first.
Three layouts cover most jobs. Vertical stacks pictures top to bottom, horizontal lines them up side by side, and grid arranges them in 2, 3 or 4 columns, with every cell sized to the width of the first image. In the vertical and horizontal layouts you can match all widths (or heights) to the largest image. In all three layouts you can set a gap from 0 to 80 px, which also adds an outer margin, and pick a background color.
Need to stitch screenshots together? The screenshot mode finds the part that overlaps between captures taken while scrolling and trims it, along with the bars that repeat at the top and bottom of every shot, such as the status bar, an app header or a message box. It then reports how many overlaps it cut, or asks you to check the order if it found none. Add tall phone screenshots of the same width and the tool starts in this mode automatically.
Save the result as JPG, PNG or PDF. The PDF option places the merged picture on a single page, so it is still one image rather than a multi-page document. Browsers cap the canvas at about 16.7 million pixels and 16,384 px on the long side; when a layout goes past that, the image is scaled down automatically to avoid saving a blank file, and the scale is shown as a percentage. The saved file keeps no EXIF data, so GPS location and camera details are left out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How do I combine images into one?
A. Add your photos to this page, pick the vertical, horizontal or grid layout, and save as JPG or PNG. To put two pictures side by side, choose horizontal and turn on height matching so both line up. Up to 30 images fit in one merge, free and without sign-up.
Q. How do I stitch scrolling screenshots without repeated parts?
A. Use the screenshot mode. It detects where consecutive captures overlap and cuts the duplicate strip, plus the status bar, app header or message box that repeats on each shot. If no overlap is found, it asks you to check the order. Tall phone screenshots of equal width switch this mode on automatically.
Q. Can I save the merged image as a PDF?
A. Yes. Choose PDF when saving and the merged picture is placed on one PDF page. The tool doesn't build multi-page PDFs: JPG, PNG and PDF all hold a single combined image.
Q. Are my photos uploaded, and is there a size limit?
A. No, nothing is uploaded; the photos are merged inside your browser. You can add up to 30 images. If the result would exceed the browser canvas limit of about 16.7 million pixels or 16,384 px on the long side, it is scaled down automatically and the percentage is shown.