Combine Images Into One Picture

Combining images, your way

Combining images is handy when you need one file instead of several — a single attachment for an email, a comparison shot, a contact sheet, or a set of screenshots stitched together. Drop your images in and choose how they sit together: a multi-column grid, a horizontal row, a vertical stack, or freeform placement.

Each image is drawn at full resolution onto the combined canvas, so the result stays sharp. You decide the spacing, whether there's a border or rounded corners, and what the background looks like — including full transparency when you export as PNG or WebP.

How to combine images

1. Add the images. Drag them onto the tool, paste, or pick files — add as many as you need.
2. Pick how they combine. Grid, side by side, stacked, or freeform. Set columns for the grid.
3. Adjust spacing. Set the gap, frame, corners, border, and background to taste.
4. Download the single image. Choose a format and size, then save the combined picture.

Fill vs fit

Set each cell to Fill to crop photos so they completely fill their space (great for uniform grids), or Fit to show every image in full with a little letterboxing. Fit is the safe choice when nothing should be cropped.