Merge photos into one picture
Join 2 to 9 photos into one picture — a grid, side by side or one above the other. Stays on your device.
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Drop 2 to 9 photos to join
JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC, up to 50 MB each · Your photos never leave your device.
How it works
Drop 2 to 9 photos, put them in the order you want, and pick a layout: a grid, side by side, or one above the other. Choose how much space goes between them and the background colour, and the merged picture appears straight away. Press Download for a JPG or a PNG. Nothing is uploaded, there is no account and there is no daily limit — and there is no watermark.
When people use it
- Front and back of a document: an Aadhaar, PAN or marksheet photographed in two parts, joined side by side for a form that takes one image.
- Before and after: two photos of a repair, a room or a product, next to each other.
- WhatsApp and Instagram: a set of trip or family photos as one post instead of nine.
- Proof for a claim: a bill, the product and the box in one picture for a return or warranty request.
- Screenshots: a long chat or a payment trail stacked one above the other.
For an ID card that must print at its real size, use ID Card Copy instead — it puts both sides on A4 at 85.6 × 54 mm.
Layouts
- Grid: equal spaces in rows — 2 × 2 for four photos, 3 × 3 for nine. Show each whole photo (the background fills the rest of its space) or fill each space and trim the edges. An incomplete last row is centred.
- Side by side: every photo at the same height, in one row.
- One above the other: every photo at the same width, in one column.
Sharp and safe
Photos are never stretched or enlarged: the row uses the shortest photo's height and the grid the size every photo can fill. The picture is at most 4000 pixels on its longest side, so a phone can open and share it. Phone photos are turned the right way up first.
JPG or PNG
JPG is smaller and right for sharing and forms. PNG keeps every pixel exactly, which suits screenshots and text, but the file is much larger. Need it under a KB limit? Send the result to Compress Image.
Good companions
Many photos as pages of a PDF instead of one picture? JPG to PDF. Copies of one photo for printing? Photo Print Sheet.
Privacy
Your photos are joined in your browser and are never sent to us or anyone else.
Questions people ask
How do I join two photos side by side?
Drop both photos, choose Side by side, and download. Both photos get the same height, with an even gap between them.
How many photos can I merge?
From 2 to 9 at a time. Nine photos make a 3 × 3 grid; you can also put them in one row or one column.
Will my photos lose quality?
They are never enlarged or stretched, so nothing turns blurry. Very large sets are scaled down to at most 4000 pixels on the long side so phones can handle them. Choose PNG for no compression at all.
Can I merge the front and back of my Aadhaar into one image?
Yes — drop both photos and choose Side by side or One above the other. If you need a print at the card's real size, use ID Card Copy instead.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The photos are joined on your own phone or computer, and nothing is sent anywhere.