Free Online Image Merger
Combine images into one file or a polished PDF in seconds
Merge orientation
Image size adjustment
Padding
Border
What we do
All the tools you need to merge beautifully
Lightweight, private, and ready for any workflow.
Merge everything
Drop any mix of JPG, PNG, or WebP files and we'll stitch them together into one clean download.
Smart cropping
Trim or rotate each image with pixel control before you merge - no extra tools or logins required.
Privacy first
Everything happens in your browser. Your photos stay on your device, never on our servers.
Lightning fast
Merges happen instantly using local processing, so you don't wait on uploads or throttled queues.
Friendly by design
Minimal clicks, clear controls, and a single Download button so your focus stays on the images.
Ready for sharing
Choose PNG, JPEG, WebP, or export as a polished PDF for decks, docs, or print (no extra converters needed).
How to merge images
Combine your images in four quick steps
- Upload or drop at least two images in any order.
- Pick a merge mode (stack, horizontal or grid) and tweak the size.
- Crop, rotate, or flip any image until it looks right.
- Download the result as PNG, JPEG, WebP, or a single-page PDF; or hit Save as PDF to export a multi-page PDF (one image per page).
Everything renders locally, so this merge tool stays fast, private, and ready for blogs, presentations, social posts, and print layouts.
Why PicBreezy ranks for image merging
- Fast: Instant processing with no uploads to third-party servers.
- Private: Built privacy-first for sensitive photo sets.
- Flexible: Layouts for collages, product shots, and storyboards.
- Shareable: Clean downloads and share-ready links for socials or clients.
Resource guide
Merge images online (and export to PDF): a practical guide
PicBreezy is a free, browser-based image merger that helps you combine multiple pictures into one clean file or a professional PDF. Nothing is uploaded: your images stay on your device while you reorder, crop, and export in seconds. Use it when you need fast results for social posts, schoolwork, client reviews, print layouts, or any workflow where you want your images to look consistent.
What the tool does
Upload two or more images (JPG, PNG, WebP and more), then choose how they should be merged: a vertical stack, a horizontal strip, or a grid. You can drag to reorder, crop, rotate, flip, and adjust sizing so different photos line up neatly. Add padding or borders with your chosen colors to create a clean margin around the final layout. When you're happy, download a merged PNG/JPEG/WebP or export to PDF: either a single-page PDF for one combined layout or a multi-page PDF with one image per page.
Who it's for
This tool is made for anyone who works with images and wants a quick, no-install workflow. Content creators can stitch screenshots, carousel slides, or behind-the-scenes photos into a single asset. Designers can build mood boards, mockup sheets, or presentation spreads without opening heavyweight apps. Students and teachers can combine diagrams, scans, and photos into a single PDF to submit or share. Small businesses can merge product shots into one catalog-style image for marketplaces or client previews.
Why it's useful
Merging images sounds simple, but the small details matter: consistent spacing, matching sizes, and an export format that works everywhere. PicBreezy keeps the process focused so you can finish the job in minutes, without accounts, watermark surprises, or file handoffs between multiple tools. Because the processing happens locally in your browser, it's also a good option for sensitive images such as personal documents, client drafts, or internal screenshots. The result is a clean file you can drop into posts, documents, slides, or print-ready workflows.
Common use cases
- Create a single image from multiple screenshots for bug reports, tutorials, or customer support replies.
- Merge product photos into a comparison strip for ecommerce listings, portfolios, or lookbooks.
- Build a grid collage for Instagram, Pinterest, or a thumbnail that shows multiple angles at once.
- Combine class notes, whiteboard photos, and worksheet scans into one tidy PDF for submission.
- Assemble storyboards, shot lists, or UI flows to review with a team or client.
- Prepare print layouts by adding consistent padding and exporting at a higher resolution.
Tips for best results
- Start with images that are roughly similar in width if you want a perfectly aligned stack.
- Use cropping to remove extra margins so the important content lines up across images.
- Choose PNG/WebP when you need sharp text; choose JPEG when file size matters more.
- If you're sharing as a document, export as PDF for easy viewing on any device.
- Add a subtle border or padding color to separate images and make collages easier to read.
Want more ideas? Check the blog for quick guides on choosing formats, preparing images for social media, and creating clean PDFs for school or work.
From the blog
Discover tips, fun, and the stories behind every image
Explore playful how-tos, smart tricks, and the hidden stories that make merged images pop. Fresh ideas, inspiration, and guides for every project.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about merging images
Answers to the most common questions people search for when combining photos online.
How do I merge images online for free?+
Upload at least two images, choose your merge mode (stack, horizontal or grid), adjust sizes if needed, and download a single PNG, JPEG, or WebP file.
Can I convert images to a PDF?+
Yes. Merge your images into one layout and download a single-page PDF, or use the Save as PDF button to create a multi-page PDF with one image per page.
Which file types can I combine?+
You can mix JPG, PNG, WebP, or many other image files. The output format is up to you: keep transparency with PNG/WebP, use lightweight JPEG, or export a clean PDF.
Is the merge process private?+
Yes. PicBreezy processes everything in your browser. Your photos never leave your device or hit our servers.
Can I control the layout before merging?+
Drag to reorder images, crop or rotate with precision by clicking on 'Edit', and pick the exact layout width before exporting the merged image.