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Step-by-step guide

How to merge two JPGs

A simple, practical guide to combining two photos into one image — on computer and on your phone, in just a few steps.

Merging two JPGs: the quickest way

Combining two photos into a single image is one of the most common needs: a before/after, two screenshots to show together, two products side by side. The good news is that it takes seconds and you don’t need to install anything.

Below you’ll find the steps for both computer and phone. If you only have two images, the Merge two JPGs page is the most direct; for more photos, use the home.

Step by step

  1. Open the tool. Go to the home page or the “Merge two JPGs” page, depending on how many photos you have.
  2. Upload the photos. Drag the images or pick them from your device. You can reorder them by dragging the thumbnails.
  3. Choose the layout. Side by side, stacked or in a grid. Adjust spacing and background if you like.
  4. Download the result. Press merge and save the final image, as JPG or PDF.

On computer or on your phone

On computer

Drag the files straight from the folder (or the Finder on Mac) into the upload area. Choose horizontal to place the photos side by side or vertical to stack them, then download.

On your phone

Open the Photos on your phone page, tap to pick the images from your gallery and share the result in one tap. No app required.

Want a PDF instead of an image?

If your goal is a document, use Merge JPG to PDF: each photo becomes a page and you get a single file ready to send.

Frequently asked questions

What’s the quickest way to merge two photos?
Use the Merge two JPGs page: upload the two images, choose the layout and download. It takes a few seconds.
Can I do it on my phone?
Yes, the Photos on your phone page is optimized for touch and lets you share the result immediately.
Can I get a PDF?
Yes, choose PDF as the output format, or use Merge JPG to PDF for a multi-page document.
Do the photos lose quality?
No, if you keep the quality at maximum. You can lower it for a lighter file to share.

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