Combine Images
Merge images side-by-side or stacked.
About Combine Images
Combine images side by side or stacked into a single picture — a before-and-after for a message, a set of receipts for one email, three product shots for one listing slot. The output is one file, so wherever a form allows only a single upload, you have your answer.
Two or three pictures that have to arrive as one file.
How to use Combine Images in 3 steps
- Drop the images you want joined onto the drop area, in the order they should appear.
- Choose the arrangement — horizontal row or vertical stack.
- Combine and download the single resulting image.
What you get with Combine Images
- One upload-friendly file instead of several attachments
- Order is yours, so before/after stays the way round
- Grid layouts for more photos are a click away in Image Collage Maker
- Runs in your browser — the file is never uploaded
- Free to use, with no signup and no account
- No watermark or logo added to your output
- Works on desktop and mobile, no install
Combine Images: questions
- The images are different sizes. What happens?
- They are placed on a shared canvas with the tallest (or widest) driving the layout, so edges line up rather than each image keeping its own odd dimensions.
- Can I put more than two in?
- Yes, up to the 50-file batch limit. For a dense mosaic use Image Collage Maker, which lays 2-9 photos into a grid with spacing.
- Is this the same as merging files?
- No — combining produces one image. If you want one document with each picture on its own page, that is Images to PDF.