Combine Photos into One Image or PDF
Combine photos into one image or PDF in a few clicks: a tall strip, a side-by-side pair, a grid or a multi-page file. Free, no app, photos stay on your device.
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Join several pictures into one image
Drop in the photos you want to put together, straight from your phone or computer. HEIC shots are fine.
Pick the result: a PDF with a page per photo, a single tall or wide picture, or a grid. Then set the order.
Save the finished file as PDF, PNG, JPG or WebP and use it wherever you need it.
Built for the jobs people actually do
A file for every destination
Sending pages to a form or a printer? Make a PDF. Need one picture for a chat or a post? Export PNG, JPG or WebP, or wrap the stitched result in a single-page PDF.
Grid controls that matter
Set 1 to 10 columns or leave it on Auto, choose square, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9 or 9:16 cells, and decide whether each photo stays whole or gets cropped to fill its box.
Phone shots handled for you
Apple HEIC and HEIF pictures are turned into JPEG on the spot, and portrait photos that a phone saved sideways land upright on their PDF page.
You decide the final size
Cap the longest side at 8000, 4000, 2000 or 1080 px, set a quality level for JPG or WebP, and read the exact pixel dimensions before saving.
Combine photos into one image or PDF, the way the job needs it
Putting pictures together is rarely the goal on its own. You usually need to hand something in, post something or keep a record, and each of those calls for a different kind of file. This toolbox page covers both outcomes from a single upload: a document with a page per photo, or one picture built from all of them.
Who uses it, and for what
- Students: photograph each page of a handwritten assignment and submit it as a single PDF.
- Office and HR teams: gather photographed forms, expense slips or ID cards into one file for a claim or an onboarding folder.
- Real estate agents: lay out room shots in a three-column grid with square cells for a listing preview.
- Freelancers: show a before-and-after pair next to each other, or join app screenshots into one tall strip for a client.
- Teachers: put several diagram photos into a single handout picture with even gaps between them.
Quick recipes
Tall strip: pick One long image, keep Vertical and match every photo to the same width. Comparison: switch to Side by side so the heights line up. Collage: choose Grid collage, set the column count and decide if photos are cropped to fill their cells. Document: choose One PDF, drag the pages into order and select A4, Letter or a page that follows each photo.
Before you hit save
Look at the line under the preview: it gives the exact width and height and tells you if the output was reduced. Phones have less memory than computers, so for a big batch pick a smaller maximum size or split the set in two. Your photos are processed locally and are never uploaded.
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Questions people ask about this task
How do I put two photos side by side in one picture?
Choose "One long image" and switch the layout to Side by side. Keep the "Same height" option so both photos line up, then save as JPG or PNG.
Can I turn several photos into a multi-page PDF?
Yes. Pick "One PDF" and every photo gets its own page. Drag pages into order, rotate any of them, and set the page to Fit to image, A4 or Letter with optional margins.
What format should I use for combined screenshots?
PNG is lossless, so chat text and interface details stay crisp. JPG or WebP give a lighter file for photos, with a quality slider from 40 to 100%.
Why did my combined picture come out smaller than expected?
Very large results are scaled to fit the canvas limit of your browser (lower on iPhone and iPad) or the maximum size you selected. The preview shows the percentage whenever this happens.
Do I need to install an app or create an account?
No. The tool runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer, costs nothing and never sends your pictures to a server.
Can the background be transparent, with rounded corners?
Yes. Transparency works when you save as PNG or WebP; JPG and PDF use a solid colour of your choice. Corners can be rounded up to 80 px, and spacing and the outer border go up to 150 px.