Merge your photos straight from your phone, with no app to download: pick the images from your gallery, merge them vertically, horizontally or in a grid and share them in one tap. Free on Android and iPhone.
Supported formats: JPG · JPEG · PNG · WebP
A preview of the result will appear here after you upload the images.
Tap the upload area and pick photos from your phone’s camera roll. You can select more than one at a time.
Vertical is the easiest to read on a phone; you can also place them horizontally or in a grid.
Press “Merge the photos”, then download the image or use the share button to send it on WhatsApp or social media.
Looking for an app to merge photos but don’t want to download anything? This page works straight from your phone’s browser: no installs, no account. You can merge two photos on your phone — or many more — by picking them from your gallery and getting a single image right away.
The interface is built for touch: big buttons, direct upload from the camera roll and a vertical layout by default, the most natural to scroll on a narrow screen. When you’re done, the share button lets you send the image on WhatsApp or post it to social media with no extra steps.
If you’re on a Mac, the Merge JPG on Mac page is optimized for Safari and dragging from the Finder. For a full merge with many options use the home. And if you only need two images, Merge two JPGs is the quickest option.
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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