Merge JPGs vertically or horizontally
Stitch multiple JPGs together in your preferred order—either vertically (top-to-bottom) or horizontally (left-to-right). Perfect for combining photos, screenshots, or receipts into a single JPG. We run the entire process in your browser without uploading your files.
Choose JPG files
Drag and drop multiple files at once
How to use
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Drag and drop the JPG files you want to combine, or click to select. Upload them in the sequence you want them joined.
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Choose the merge direction (vertical or horizontal) to set how they align.
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If files have different dimensions, adjust alignment settings. Align vertical images by width (scale to narrowest or widest) and horizontal ones by height (scale to shortest or tallest). You can also set a custom background color for borders.
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Click "Merge images" to generate your combined JPG, and download it immediately.
FAQ
- How do you determine the order of the merged images?
- We join JPGs in the exact sequence you upload them. To change the order, remove the files and add them back in your desired sequence.
- What happens if my images have different sizes?
- We align vertical images by width and horizontal ones by height. If you select "Scale to narrowest/shortest," we scale larger images down. If you select "Scale to widest/tallest," we pad smaller images with your chosen background color.
- Where does the background color appear?
- The background color fills the border padding when fitting smaller images to match the largest file. If all your JPGs are the same size, we don't add any borders.
- Do you upload my JPGs to a server?
- No. We merge your images locally on your device. We never upload files to a server, and they clear from memory as soon as you close the page.
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