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Combine images

Stack screenshots or place photos side by side.

On your device · Originals stay unchanged
Choose photos
Order and spacing
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Choose photos to combine

JPEG · PNG · WebP · 2–8 images · Up to 10MiB each

    Good to know

    Join screenshots into one long image

    Choose screenshots in reading order and select a vertical stack. If the file picker changes their order, use the arrows next to each image. A zero gap joins them directly; a small gap helps distinguish each screen.

    Overlapping chat content and status bars are not detected or removed automatically. Crop repeated areas on your phone first. Combining does not crop images or hide any text.

    Place before-and-after or product photos side by side

    Side by side works well for comparisons. It matches the image heights and keeps their proportions. A vertical stack matches widths. Images are never enlarged beyond the smallest matching width or height in your selection.

    PNG keeps screenshot text and lines crisp. JPEG can be smaller for photographs, but uses lossy compression. Check the actual output size. If a destination has a file-size limit, save the result and choose it in the file-size tool.

    Check names and faces before sharing

    Names, profile pictures, phone numbers and addresses may still be visible in the combined image. Save it, then choose that file in the GarimPic editor to cover them. Originals and results are not automatically sent to another tool.

    The result is a new image without copied source metadata such as GPS or EXIF. Visible text and location clues remain. Check the entire image and its edges before sharing.

    Supported files and large-image limits

    Combine 2–8 still JPEG, PNG or WebP images. HEIC, GIF and animated PNG/WebP are not supported. Limits are 10MiB per image, 40MiB and 12 million pixels total, and 8,192px per source side. Output is limited to 8 million pixels and 8,192px per side. Phones can still run out of memory below these limits.

    PNG and WebP images with ICC color profiles are not supported yet because their colors could shift. Convert to an sRGB JPEG copy in a photo app first. JPEG color profiles are used while reading, but are not copied to the result.

    Transparent areas and gaps are saved in white. Files are not uploaded or kept in this tool’s storage. Refreshing the page clears your selection, so save the result first. Original files are unchanged.