Stitch two or more images into one — side by side, stacked, or in a 2×2 grid. Handy when a form wants the front and back of an ID on a single image or page. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

Load two or more images to begin.

How it works

1. Load 2–6 images. Drag them in or pick them from your device.
2. Pick a layout. Side by side, stacked, or a 2×2 grid, with an adjustable gap on a white background.
3. Combine and download. You get a single image ready to upload or print.

The common case: a form asks for the front and back of an ID on one image. Load both photos, choose side by side, and combine.

Format note: many government portals only accept JPG — PNG and PDF are often rejected. Export JPG for an upload, and check the target site's rules first (see the digital file requirements guide).

Frequently asked questions

How do I put two photos on one image?
Load both, choose “side by side”, and combine. This is the usual way to send the front and back of an ID as a single image.

Can I stack images vertically?
Yes — choose the vertical layout, or a 2×2 grid for four images.

Does it upload my images?
No. Everything is drawn with the browser's canvas and never leaves your device.

Can I control the spacing?
Yes — set the gap in pixels; the background between images is white.

What format should I export?
JPG, unless the target site says otherwise. Many portals reject PNG and PDF where JPEG is required.

Is it free?
Yes, free, with no sign-up and no watermark.

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