Images / Image Strip
Combine a few pictures into one image strip
Join JPEG, PNG, or WebP images vertically or horizontally. Reorder pictures, set gaps and a background, then download one PNG or JPEG without uploading your files.
One image, a little sequence
A sequence in one file
Bring a few pictures together.
Combine screenshots, photos, or illustrations into a vertical or horizontal strip. Every image keeps its proportions, and you control the order, gaps, and background.
All processing happens on your device. The result is a new image; your original files stay unchanged.
How does the common size work?
Vertical strips give images a common width; horizontal strips give them a common height. The other dimension follows each image's proportions. By default, the smallest prepared image limits the common size so it is not enlarged. Enable enlargement if you prefer a larger, potentially softer result.
Are large originals kept at full resolution?
No. To keep memory use bounded, the tool prepares smaller copies, at most 1,600 pixels on the long side, with a shared 12-megapixel preparation budget. Each prepared size appears in the list. The final strip is limited to 8,192 pixels on either side and 16 megapixels in total.
Can the background stay transparent?
Yes, with PNG and Transparent background selected. Otherwise the chosen background fills the border, gaps, and transparent source areas. JPEG always uses a solid background. PNG ignores the JPEG quality setting.
What happens to orientation, animation, and metadata?
The browser applies supported image orientation metadata when loading. The strip contains static frames and is not an animation. It is newly encoded and does not copy your original file's metadata. Color and decoding support depend on your browser.