The simplest tool to place two photos side by side: upload 2 images, choose horizontal or vertical and download.
Supported formats: JPG · JPEG · PNG · WebP
A preview of the result will appear here after you upload the images.
Drag or pick exactly two images. The first goes on the left (or top), the second on the right (or bottom).
Horizontal to set them side by side, vertical to stack one above the other. The preview updates instantly.
Press “Merge the 2 photos” and download the merged image as JPG, or choose PDF if you need a document.
Sometimes you just need to merge two JPGs, not manage twenty. This page is the simplified version of our tool: two boxes, two modes, zero distractions. It’s perfect for anyone searching for “merge 2 jpg into one” who wants to reach the result in three steps.
The horizontal arrangement is ideal for classic before/after comparisons, for placing two versions of an image next to each other or for a couple photo. The vertical one works well with screenshots to stack or two frames to read top to bottom.
If you want to merge three or more images, with grid layout and reordering, switch to the home, which goes up to 50 photos. For a fixed grid of four photos there’s Merge 4 photos. And if you’re after a more creative result, with a frame and text, try the collage.
Like every tool on this site, processing happens entirely in your browser: files are never uploaded to a server, so the result is fast and your data stays private. Nothing needs to be installed and no watermark is added.
For the best result, start from images with good resolution and keep quality at maximum if you need to print; lower it only when you want a lighter file to send. Reorder photos by dragging the thumbnails before generating the file, and use the rotate button to straighten tilted shots. If something doesn't work, reload the page while online: some PDF features need an external library to load.
Saved only in your browser, never on our servers. Handy for quickly finding what you merged recently.
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