Merge Images into One Long Picture

Vertical / horizontal · three alignments · adjustable gap — local, photos never leave your device

Merge Images Free

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Combine several images into a single picture: stack vertically for chat screenshots, product details or step-by-step guides, or place them side by side for comparisons, panorama segments and timelines. Images are arranged in the order you add them.

When sizes differ, pick start, center or end alignment, and set a pixel gap to add breathing room between frames. Output supports PNG, JPG and WebP with a quality control.

Features

Vertical or horizontal
Switch direction freely to match your layout.
Three alignments
Start, center or end — keeps uneven widths looking tidy.
Custom gap
Set a pixel gap between images, or 0 for a seamless join.
Three output formats
PNG (lossless, transparency), JPG (smallest), WebP (recommended).
Local processing
Stitching runs in your browser; none of your photos are uploaded.

How to use

  1. 1Click "+ Add image" and pick your images in the order you want them.
  2. 2Choose the direction (vertical / horizontal) and an alignment.
  3. 3Set a "Gap" in pixels if you want spacing, then pick output format and quality.
  4. 4Click "Stitch", check the preview, then click "Download".

Use cases

Chat screenshot compilationsStack chat captures into one complete long image that is easy to share and archive.
Product detail sheetsCombine front view, close-ups and size charts into a single listing image.
Before / after comparisonsPlace before and after shots side by side so the difference is obvious.
Step-by-step tutorialsMerge each step of a workflow into one image and explain the whole process at a glance.

FAQ

What if the images have different sizes?

Images are arranged using the alignment you chose (start / center / end) and the canvas takes the maximum extent in each direction. Nothing is stretched or cropped — every image keeps its original proportions.

Can I reorder the images?

The current version keeps the order in which you added them. To change it, click "Clear" and add them again in the desired order.

The merged image is too big — what can I do?

Export as JPG or WebP and lower the quality to shrink the file. You can also run the source images through the compressor first and then stitch them.

How many images can I merge?

There is no hard cap; it depends on your device memory. More images, or larger ones, mean longer processing time.

Are my images uploaded?

No. Stitching happens locally in your browser — no image is ever uploaded to a server.

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