Combine images β horizontal, vertical or grid
Join photos into a comparison image, a long guide or a collage with adjustable spacing and background color.
JPEG, PNG, WebP Β· 25MB per photo Β· up to 16 megapixels
Photo order
Drag to reorder. The Earlier and Later buttons also work on phones.
Add photos and choose a layout
Join screenshots vertically or arrange photos in a grid to make one image. A top-to-bottom layout suits a sequence of steps; a horizontal layout can suit a before-and-after comparison. Too many images in one picture may make text tiny on a phone. Choose the number of images and layout with the final viewing size in mind.
Start with a vertical strip, or switch to a horizontal strip or a two-to-four-column grid. Arrange the order, check the output dimensions, then save the collection as one image.
- Put the images in reading order and choose vertical, horizontal, or grid.
- Adjust spacing and background color, then check any empty areas.
- Inspect the finished dimensions and small text before saving.
Can the input photos have different dimensions?
Horizontal strips match heights; vertical strips match widths. A grid fits each whole photo inside its cell, which may leave space around it. The tool does not stretch photos out of proportion.
Why canβt I save an extremely long image?
Output dimensions are limited to protect browser memory. Resize large photos first or split them into smaller groups. For documents, PDF mode can place each photo on a separate page instead.
Will it remove overlapping parts of scrolling screenshots?
No. This tool places images in order; it does not automatically match and stitch shared content. Crop repeated sections first if the same paragraph appears in adjacent screenshots. Compare with the originals to make sure the sequence has not lost a sentence or put messages in the wrong order.
How are different-size before-and-after photos arranged?
Horizontal layouts match heights, while vertical layouts match widths. The image proportions are kept, but the subject may still appear at different sizes. For a useful comparison, crop the pictures to a similar composition first. A grid can leave space around images with different aspect ratios.
The combined image is too long.
A messaging app or website may shrink a long picture until its text is hard to read. Split it into smaller groups or try a grid. For material meant to be read as pages, a multipage PDF may work better. Open the saved result in the app you plan to send it through.