Combine images into one

Two pictures side by side are how people show a before and after, compare two products, or send two screenshots as one. This page joins them in a row with a shared height, or in a stack with a shared width for tall screenshots, so nothing is cropped.

Everything happens in your browser: the pictures are never uploaded and the result carries no watermark. Add a little spacing and a background colour if you want a gap between them.

Here is what to expect with two phone photos. Each is 4032 × 3024, so side by side they share a height and the pair is about 8064 pixels wide. The Longest side setting then scales the whole image down to 2400 px across, giving roughly 2400 × 900. That is sharp enough for a message or a slide. Pick 4000 px (print) if someone will zoom in, and keep JPG unless one of the pictures has a transparent background.

Side by side keeps every picture whole, so two photos of different shapes come out at the same height but different widths. For a before and after where both halves should be exactly equal, choose Grid, set Columns to 2 and keep Fill each cell (crop edges). Each photo is then cut from its middle to the same shape. Spacing adds space between the pictures and around the outer edge too, in the Background colour.