Merge images into one.
Settings
Front and back of an ID card on one page, before-and-after shots, a strip of screenshots: drop the images in, put them in order, and get a single picture with the edges lined up.
- Photos are combined on your device — nothing is uploaded
- Edges line up: every photo is scaled to match its neighbours
- Put them in order with the arrows, and set a size limit if a form needs one
How it works.
- 1Drop two or more images into the box above.
- 2Put them in order with the ↑ ↓ arrows.
- 3Choose Stacked, Side by side or Grid, and how much space goes between them.
- 4Tap Merge images and download the combined picture. Nothing is uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
How do I put the front and back of my ID on one image?
Add the front first and the back second, choose Stacked, and merge. Many portals ask for exactly this as a single upload. If the form also sets a size limit, enter it under Export settings → Max file size before you merge.
What happens when my photos are different sizes?
They are scaled to match: stacked images all take the width of the widest one (up to 2,400 px), side-by-side images the height of the tallest, so the edges line up. In a grid, each photo is fitted into cells shaped like the first image.
Is there a limit on how many images I can merge?
No fixed limit. Very long strips are scaled down to stay under about 16 megapixels, the most an iPhone browser will draw in one image, so the result still opens everywhere.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The images are combined by your own browser and never leave your device.