Drop a few pictures in, pick a layout, and get one tidy image back. It all happens in your browser, so your photos never leave your device.
Everything worth knowing before you merge — in about two minutes of reading.
It's a small, fast editor that glues several pictures into a single file. Line them up side by side, stack them top to bottom, or tile them in a grid — then save the result as PNG, JPG or WebP.
Think of it as laying photos on a table and snapping one picture of the table. No account, no watermark, no waiting for an upload.
Drop files on the box, click to browse, or just paste a screenshot. Add as many as you like.
Choose a row, column or grid. Drag thumbnails into the order you want. The preview updates as you go.
Pick a format, hit Download, or copy it straight to the clipboard to paste into a chat or doc.
Best for before/after shots, timelines and wide banners.
Ideal for long scrolling images, chat screenshots and receipts.
A proper collage. Great for product sets and photo dumps.
Five small habits that separate a clean merge from a messy one.
Mixed heights look accidental. "Biggest" or "Smallest" sizing makes every image share one edge so the seams line up.
A 8–16px gap on a neutral background separates busy photos. Use 0 when the pieces are meant to read as one continuous scene.
People read left to right, top to bottom. Start with your strongest image and drag the rest into a sequence that makes sense.
Extra sky, stray edges and wonky framing get glued in too. Tidy each photo before combining.
Open the image cropperLift a shade straight from one of your photos and use it as the background so everything feels designed on purpose.
Grab a colour from an imageShow progress — a renovation, a haircut, a workout — in one frame.
Send one image instead of ten. Chats and inboxes will thank you.
Build a carousel cover or a quick collage without opening a design app.
Line up variants side by side so buyers can compare at a glance.
Stack screenshots into one scrollable walkthrough.
Combine a trip's best moments into a single keepsake.