Is the Image Combiner free?

Yes. It is completely free and runs in your browser.

Are my photos uploaded to a server?

No. Processing happens locally in your browser for privacy.

Which formats can I export?

PNG, JPG and WebP. Quality control is available for JPG and WebP.

Will EXIF data be kept?

Most browsers remove EXIF when exporting from canvas. Assume metadata is stripped.

Image Combiner

Image Combiner: Merge Two Photos Online | Free Tool

Combine two images into a single file. Fast, free and private. Everything happens in your browser.

Upload & Options

Image 1

Click to select or drag and drop (PNG, JPG, WEBP)

Image 2

Click to select or drag and drop (PNG, JPG, WEBP)

Layout

Horizontal Vertical

Align

Spacing (px)

Background

Match heights (horizontal) or widths (vertical)

Max output width (px, 0 = auto)

Output format

Quality (JPG/WEBP)

Tip: Use Ctrl + Z in the browser to undo accidental changes while editing text fields. Your images never leave your device.

Preview

Waiting for images

How to use Image Combiner

Upload Image 1 and Image 2 or drag and drop them into the boxes.
Choose a layout: Horizontal places images side by side. Vertical stacks them.
Set spacing, background color and alignment. Keep the size match on for cleaner joins.
Pick an output format. Use PNG for sharp graphics, JPG or WEBP for photos. Adjust quality if needed.
Click Combine to preview. Download or Copy to Clipboard when it looks right.

Why this tool is different

Private: Everything runs in your browser. No uploads.
Fast: Uses modern canvas APIs for smooth previews.
Flexible: Horizontal or vertical, spacing, background, alignment, size control and format choice.
Accessible: Keyboard friendly with clear labels and live status updates.
Made for Blogger: Paste this code in HTML view and publish.

Use cases

Before and after images, collages for blog posts, side by side product shots, meme templates, tutorials and more.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this upload my images?

No. The tool works offline in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.

What formats can I export?

PNG, JPG and WEBP. Use PNG for text or UI captures. JPG and WEBP support a quality slider to control file size.

Will EXIF metadata be preserved?

Canvas exports usually remove EXIF metadata. If you need to keep EXIF, combine before export using a tool that supports metadata.

Large images look blurry. Why?

If your browser scales the preview canvas to fit the screen it may look softer. The downloaded file uses the full canvas resolution.

How it works under the hood

The tool reads both files using createImageBitmap when available for faster decoding, or falls back to an Image element. It computes the final canvas size based on your layout and options. If you choose to match heights (for horizontal) or widths (for vertical), the code scales one image so both edges align cleanly. The script draws a background color to fill any gaps, then places both images with the selected spacing and alignment. Finally, it exports a PNG, JPG or WEBP using canvas.toBlob() with the chosen quality setting.

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