Combine Images
Merge images into one.
Merge images into one.
How to use Combine Images
- Add the two or more pictures you want to merge
- Choose a side-by-side row or a stacked column
- Download the joined images as one file
About Combine Images
Combine Images merges two or more pictures into a single image, placed side by side in a row or stacked in a column. Add the photos you want, choose whether they sit horizontally or vertically, and the tool joins them into one file you can download. Whether you're putting a before-and-after pair together, lining two images up into one, or stacking several screenshots so they share a single frame, the arrangement is up to you and the images stay in the order you add them.
Because everything runs in your browser, it works the same on a phone or a laptop, so you can combine images on an iPhone in Safari or on Android without installing an app. Images of different sizes still merge into one file, though a row or column may not have perfectly even edges; if you want them to line up exactly, resize them to matching dimensions first. There's no set limit on how many you add.
The result saves as a single image file, not a PDF, so if you specifically need a PDF you would combine the pictures here first and then run that image through a separate image-to-PDF converter. The tool is completely free with no account, no sign-up, no usage limits, and no watermark. It processes your images on your own device using a canvas, so nothing is ever uploaded, stored, or sent to a server.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the Combine Images tool free?
- Yes, it is completely free with no account, no sign-up, and no usage limits. You can combine as many images as you like, and the finished image has no watermark.
- Are my images uploaded to a server?
- No. The images are merged entirely in your browser on a canvas, so they stay on your own device. Nothing is uploaded, stored, or sent anywhere.
- How do I combine two images into one?
- Add the two images, pick a row layout to place them side by side or a column layout to stack them, then download the result. The two pictures are joined into one file in the order you added them, which makes it easy to line them up as a single image.
- Can I combine more than two images at once?
- Yes. You can add several images and they will all be placed in the same row or column in the order you provide them. There is no set limit imposed by the tool.
- Can I place the images side by side or stacked?
- Both. Choosing a row lays the images out horizontally, side by side, while choosing a column stacks them vertically. You pick the layout before you download, so the same set of images can be arranged either way.
- How do I combine images on an iPhone?
- Open the tool in Safari on your iPhone, add your photos from the camera roll, choose a row or column, and download the combined image straight to your device. Because it runs in the browser there is no app to install, and it works the same on Android and desktop browsers too.
- Can I combine images into a PDF?
- This tool saves the combined result as an image file rather than a PDF. If you need a PDF, combine the pictures into one image here first, then pass that image through a separate image-to-PDF converter to get the document format.
- What image formats work and how do I download the result?
- Common formats such as JPG and PNG can be added, and the joined result is saved back to your device as an image. Just add your files, choose the layout, and download the single combined image.
- What happens if my images are different sizes?
- Images of different sizes are still joined into one file, so a row or column may not have perfectly even edges. If you want them to line up exactly, resize them to matching dimensions before combining them.
- Can I make a before-and-after image?
- Yes. Add the two photos and choose a row to place them side by side, which is the usual before-and-after layout, or a column to stack the before above the after. The pair is exported as one image you can share or download.