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Join images: many photos, one picture.

Put photos side by side, one under the other, or in a grid. Perfect for an ID card's front and back, or a before-and-after.

Lined up neatlyEvery photo sized to match the others.
Your layoutSide by side, stacked or a grid, with or without space.
Stays on your deviceThe file is opened and saved in your browser. It isn't uploaded.

How it works

Add 2 or more photos
Set their order with the arrows.
Pick the layout
And the space between them.
Download
One combined picture.

How to join images into one picture

Join images places two or more photos together in a single picture. It is handy whenever a form or a chat only takes one file.

Add 2 to 12 photos.

Use the arrows to put them in the order you want.

Pick the layout: one under the other, side by side, or a grid two photos across.

Pick the space between them (none, small or large) and the background: white, black, or see-through.

Press Join photos and download one combined picture.

CNIC front and back in one image

Many admission, job and bank forms ask for your CNIC or ID card as a single upload. Take a photo of each side, crop them so only the card shows, then add both here with the front first and choose one under the other. A small space makes the two sides easy to tell apart. If the form has a KB limit, run the joined picture through Photo to KB afterwards.

The same steps work for a B-form, a degree with its back side, a domicile certificate over two pages, or a fee voucher and its stamped receipt.

Put two pictures side by side, stacked or in a grid

Side by side: before and after photos, two product colours, or a comparison for a class project. Every photo is brought to the same height.

One under the other: chat screenshots, long receipts, or both sides of a document. Every photo is brought to the same width.

Grid: four to twelve photos in two columns, for a simple photo collage maker free of watermarks. With an odd number, the last row has one photo.

Photos are matched to the smallest one in the set, up to 2,000 pixels per photo, so a tiny picture will make the others smaller too. The whole picture is kept within 6,000 pixels on its long side.

Tips for a neat result

Crop first. Photos of a similar shape line up without large empty bars.

Rotate any sideways photo before joining, so all of them face the same way.

Choose a see-through background only if you need a PNG; otherwise a white or black background gives a lighter JPG.

If you want the photos as pages rather than one picture, use JPG to PDF instead.

Combine photos privately: more ways to merge images into one

The photos are combined by your browser, on your device. They are not uploaded, which matters when you are joining both sides of an ID card, a bank card or a certificate.

Shops put two or three angles of a product together for a single WhatsApp message to a customer.

Teachers and students stack screenshots of a question and its answer, so they stay together when shared in a class group.

Freelancers show a client several design options in one picture, with a large space so each one stands apart.

Families make a quick strip of event photos to share as one picture instead of twenty separate messages.

Anyone claiming expenses can stack several small receipts into one image for an office form that accepts a single file.

Whatever the reason, check the joined picture at full size before you send it, so every part is easy to read.

Questions people ask

How do I put two pictures side by side?

Open Join images, add both and choose side by side, stacked or grid. Download one picture.

How do I put my CNIC front and back in one picture?

Add both photos, put the front first with the arrows, choose One under the other and download the joined picture.

How many photos can I join at once?

From 2 to 12 photos in one picture.

Why does one of my photos look smaller?

Photos are matched to the same height (side by side) or width (stacked). A photo with a different shape gets space around it.

Can I join images with a transparent background?

Yes. Choose See-through and the result is saved as a PNG.

Can I make a PDF from several photos instead?

Yes, with JPG to PDF, which puts each photo on its own page.