Merge Images Online

Two product shots. Before and after. Screenshot pairs. Whatever you need to combine — drag, arrange, download.

No upload2-6 images3 layouts
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Drop 2-6 images

JPG, PNG, WebP

How to merge images online

1

Drop your images

Add two or more images. They load in your browser — nothing gets uploaded.

2

Choose layout

Side by side, stacked vertically, or a 2x2 grid. Pick whichever fits your content.

3

Adjust spacing

Set a gap between images if you want breathing room between them.

4

Download the merged image

The combined image is rendered and ready to download as a PNG.

When you need to combine images

Before and after photos. Side-by-side product comparisons. Screenshots stitched together for documentation. Multiple angle shots combined into one shareable image. There are a lot of situations where you need two or more images in a single file.

The usual workarounds are slow. Opening Photoshop or GIMP for something this simple is overkill. PowerPoint tricks work but produce awkward output. Screenshot tools that stitch scrolls are limited to that one use case.

This tool is purpose-built for the task. Drop the images, pick a layout, adjust the gap, download. The whole thing takes about 30 seconds. Everything runs in the browser so your images stay on your device.

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FAQ

How many images can I merge?+
Up to 6 at once. For most common use cases — before/after, product comparisons, screenshot pairs — that is more than enough.
What layouts are available?+
Horizontal (side by side), vertical (stacked), and 2x2 grid. The grid option is useful for four-image comparisons.
Do the images need to be the same size?+
No. Images are aligned automatically. If they are different sizes, the tool handles the alignment based on your chosen layout.
What format is the output?+
PNG. It preserves quality and handles any transparency in the source images.
Can I set a background color?+
Yes. For the gaps and borders between images, you can pick a background color — white, black, or a custom color.