Join images
Join photos vertically or horizontally while keeping their proportions.
Images are joined in file order. Large results are reduced to fit safely on phones.
What this tool does
This tool joins two or more pictures into one long image, either one below the other or side by side. It is ideal for joining several screenshots of a long chat, a bank statement or a web page into one picture, putting the front and back of an ID card or a certificate together, joining before-and-after photos, or making one tall image of product pictures for a catalogue. The pictures are joined in the order you choose, and each keeps its natural shape, so nothing is squashed or stretched.
Vertical or horizontal
Vertical joining stacks the pictures from top to bottom, which suits screenshots and documents. All pictures are made the same width so the edges line up neatly. Horizontal joining places them from left to right, which suits before-and-after photos or two sides of a card. All pictures are made the same height. You can add a white gap between the pictures, or set the gap to zero for a seamless strip.
Order of the pictures
Pictures are joined in the order they appear in the file list. Use the arrows next to each file to move it up or down before pressing the button. This lets you fix the order of screenshots even if your phone saved them in a different order.
Size limits that keep phones safe
A long join of many big photos can become a huge picture that phones cannot open. To prevent crashes, very wide or very long results are reduced to a safe size, and pictures are joined at a sensible working width. The tool tells you when the result was reduced. If you need a sharper result for printing, join fewer pictures at a time or use the images-to-PDF tool, which keeps every picture on its own page at full quality.
What this tool is not
This is a simple, accurate join. It does not detect overlapping parts or blend panoramas automatically. If two screenshots repeat the same lines, crop them first with the photo editor so the text does not appear twice.
Good uses in daily life
People use this tool to send a full payment history as one picture instead of six screenshots, to attach the front and back of an Aadhaar or PAN card as a single image where a form allows only one upload, to show a customer several angles of a product in one WhatsApp message, and to keep a long recipe or notice readable in one scroll. Students use it to join pages of notes photographed on a phone, and shopkeepers use it to make a simple price list from photos of their shelves.
Private by design
All pictures are joined inside your browser. Screenshots of chats, statements and documents never leave your device, and nothing is stored after you close the page.
How to use it
- Choose the pictures Select two or more photos or screenshots.
- Put them in order Use the arrows in the file list so the pictures are in the right sequence.
- Choose direction and gap Pick vertical or horizontal, and set the white gap between pictures.
- Join and download Press the button, check the preview and download the PNG.
Why choose PDFPixo for this tool
- Neat alignment Pictures are matched to the same width or height so edges line up.
- No stretching Every picture keeps its natural proportions.
- Safe on phones Huge results are reduced to a size phones can open, with a clear notice.
- Private and free Your screenshots and photos never leave your device.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I join screenshots of a long chat?
- Yes. Choose them in order, pick vertical, set the gap to zero and join.
- How many pictures can I join?
- As many as you like, but very long results are reduced to a safe size. For many pages, images to PDF keeps full quality.
- Does it remove repeated parts of screenshots?
- No. Crop repeated parts first with the photo editor.
- What format is the result?
- A PNG picture.
- Are my pictures uploaded?
- No. Everything happens in your browser.
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