Combine Images Online —
Free, Fast, Private
Merge JPG, JPEG, and PNG photos into one file directly in your browser. No account. No watermark. Nothing ever leaves your device.
Merge Images Now →How to Combine Images Online
Upload your images
Click the upload area or drag and drop your files. JPG, JPEG, and PNG all work — you can upload up to 20 images in one go.
Choose a layout
Set images side by side (horizontal) or stacked top to bottom (vertical). Drag thumbnails to reorder before merging.
Pick your output format
Choose JPG for photos, PNG to preserve transparency and sharpness, or PDF if you need a document-ready file.
Merge & Download
Click “Merge Images” — everything processes in your browser in seconds. Hit Download and you’re done. Clean file, no branding.
Why People Choose JPGMerger
Your files stay on your device
Processing happens entirely in your browser via HTML5 Canvas. Nothing is ever uploaded to a server — not even temporarily.
Works on every device
iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows — if you have a modern browser, you have this tool. No app to install, no plugin required.
Mix JPG and PNG freely
Combine different file types in the same batch. Output format is always your choice — not a limitation of the tool.
Zero watermarks, ever
Your output is clean — no overlays, no branding, no logos. What you download is exactly what you merged.
Batch up to 20 images
Upload and merge up to 20 images in a single operation. Drag to reorder before you click merge.
Completely free, no tricks
No paid plan, no daily limit, no “free trial.” Funded by non-intrusive ads so the tool stays free for everyone.
When Would You Actually Need This?
Which Output Format Should You Choose?
JPGMerger runs entirely inside your browser using JavaScript and the HTML5 Canvas API. Your images are processed locally, never transmitted, and disappear the moment you close the tab. This matters if you’re working with medical photos, private documents, confidential business images, or anything else you’d rather not send to a third-party server — browser-based processing is a genuine privacy protection, not just a feature label.
Can You Combine More Than Two Images?
Yes — JPGMerger supports batch merging of up to 20 images in a single operation. Upload all your files at once, drag them into the order you want, and merge. The result is one combined image containing every photo in the layout you selected. Need more than 20? Merge a first batch, then use the resulting file as the input for a second pass. It works well for large panoramas or multi-page document scans.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it really free to combine images online?
Yes — JPGMerger is completely free to use with no paid plan, no trial period, and no hidden limit that kicks in after a few uses. The tool is funded by non-intrusive ads, not by charging you.
Do I need to create an account?
No account required. Open the tool, upload your images, merge, and download. The entire process requires no email, no signup, and no login.
Can I combine images of different sizes?
Yes. The tool handles images of different resolutions and aspect ratios. When combining images of unequal heights side by side, smaller images are scaled to match the tallest one, maintaining proportions throughout.
What’s the maximum image size supported?
Since processing happens in your browser, the practical limit depends on your device’s available memory. Most modern devices handle 12MP+ smartphone photos without issues. Very large RAW files or 40MP+ images may slow things down on older hardware.
Can I mix JPG and PNG files in the same merge?
Yes. You can include both JPG and PNG files in the same batch. The output format is set by your selection — choosing PNG saves the combined image as PNG regardless of the input file types.
Will my merged image have a watermark?
No. JPGMerger never adds watermarks, logos, or attribution overlays to your output. What you download is a clean image — exactly what you merged, nothing added.
Does this work on mobile phones?
Yes. The tool is fully responsive and tested on iPhone and Android. You can select photos from your camera roll just like any file picker. The touch experience is optimized for mobile use.
How is this different from Photoshop or GIMP?
Adobe Photoshop and GIMP give you pixel-level compositing control. JPGMerger is for when you don’t need any of that — you just want two or more images placed next to each other and exported. It takes seconds, requires nothing to install, and costs nothing.