Add two or more images — PNG, JPG, or WebP
What does it mean to merge images into one?
Merging images combines several separate pictures into a single image file. This tool draws each image onto one canvas — stacked vertically, lined up horizontally, or arranged in a grid — and exports the result as a PNG or JPG. It is handy for combining screenshots into a single shareable image, building a simple photo collage, or putting before-and-after shots side by side. Everything runs in your browser, so the images never leave your device.
How to combine photos
Add your images, pick Vertical, Horizontal, or Grid, then set the spacing and background. Reorder images with the arrows in the list, watch the live preview update, and download the merged picture as a .png or .jpg.
Transparent or solid background
Keep a transparent background with PNG for logos and graphics, or choose white or black to frame photos. JPG output has no transparency, so a transparent choice is filled with white automatically.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I merge images into one?
Upload two or more images, then choose a layout: Vertical stacks them top to bottom, Horizontal places them in a row, and Grid arranges them in rows and columns. The merged preview updates instantly. Set the spacing and background, then click Download Image. Everything runs in your browser, so your images are never uploaded.
Can I change the order of the images?
Yes. Each image in the list has up and down arrows to reorder it, and an ✕ to remove it. The merged result and its preview update immediately to reflect the new order.
What happens if the images are different sizes?
Nothing is stretched or distorted. For vertical and horizontal layouts each image keeps its original size and is centered along the shared edge. For a grid, every cell is sized to the largest image and the others are centered inside their cell. Add spacing if you want gaps between them.
Should I download as PNG or JPG?
Choose PNG to keep a transparent background and lossless quality — best for logos, screenshots, and graphics. Choose JPG for photos and smaller files; since JPG has no transparency, a transparent background is filled with white. You can also pick a white or black background explicitly.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. The merge is done locally with an HTML canvas in your browser. Your images never leave your device, which makes this safe for private photos, documents, and screenshots.