Make one long image
Place photos or screenshots in a vertical layout to share them as a single file.
Your Photos.
One Image.
Join screenshots, put photos side by side, or make a grid. Choose 2–30 images, pick one of 11 layouts, and save the result as a JPEG or PNG.
Pick your photos. Choose a layout. Make it yours.
Learn More11 layoutsLong photos, side by side and photo grids
One free export · Every layout available
Combine Photos for iPhone
The pictures you want.
The layout that fits.
Bring several images together for the way you want to show them.
Choose a grid or a pair
Use side-by-side, grid and larger-photo arrangements across 11 layouts.
Adjust the composition
Move and zoom each photo, then choose your output size and JPEG or PNG format.
Take a closer look
From your pictures to a finished image.
Inspect the composition, the available layouts and the saved result. The travel-photo example comes from the actual app captures.
01 · Arrange the photos
Review the image order, framing and spacing in your composition.
02 · Choose the layout
Switch between long photos, side-by-side and grid arrangements.
03 · Save or share
Check the exported image, then save it to Photos or share it.
Try it before you download
Try a simple composition here.
Use example illustrations or add your own JPG, PNG or WebP files. This is our separate browser combiner, with three layouts and up to twelve images. Your images are processed in this browser, without an upload.
Your photos, together.
Web tool limits: 20 MB per image, 80 MB total, 40 megapixels per image; output up to 4096 pixels on its longest side. Images fit inside square cells without cropping. No automatic overlap removal. The iPhone app has its own layouts and export allowance.
Everyday uses
Different pictures. Different ways to share.
A trip in one picture
Start with the photographs that belong together rather than every photograph from the trip. Give a favorite image more room, then use the others to add context. Move and zoom the photos so faces, landmarks and edges fit the chosen layout before saving the final image.
Build a photo composition ↗A clear comparison
Use a side-by-side arrangement when the relationship between two images matters. Put the subjects in a consistent order and frame them at a useful scale. Check the final image on the screen where you will share it so the comparison remains easy to read.
Choose a comparison layout ↗A readable screenshot sequence
A long image can keep selected screenshots together as one file. Arrange them in reading order, check repeated headers and inspect the joins. The composition tool does not promise automatic overlap removal. For small text, use fewer screenshots if the finished image becomes hard to read.
Plan a long screenshot image ↗How it works
From a few photos to one image.
Choose 2–30 images
Select the photos or screenshots you want to combine.
Arrange the layout
Choose a layout, adjust spacing and move or zoom each photo to fit.
Save the finished image
Export a JPEG or PNG up to 3000 pixels wide, then save to Photos or share it.
A layout for the way you share
Side by side.
Or one long photo.
Show a pair together, combine a sequence of screenshots or give one photo more room in a grid. Switch layouts before you export.
Follow the photo-combining walkthrough ↗A finished file, ready to use
Save it.
Share the whole picture.
Create one JPEG or PNG, save it to Photos or share it with another app. You can also find the finished image in Files.
Need a browser tool? Combine photos online ↗Actual app screens with example media and settings. Open a screen to inspect it full size.
Example travel photography by Peter Thomas and Redd Francisco on Unsplash.
Choose for your task
A quick browser job or more layouts on iPhone?
The web tool and iPhone app are separate products with different limits. Choose the one that fits this image.
| What you need | A starting point | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Try a simple grid right now | Use the browser tool on this page | Three layouts, up to twelve JPG/PNG/WebP files and a maximum 4096-pixel longest side. |
| Use more layout choices | Use Combine Photos on iPhone | Eleven layouts and two to thirty images, with per-photo framing controls. |
| Choose an export format | Compare JPEG and PNG | Check text edges, photographic detail and file size in the saved image. |
| Make a very detailed collage | Keep the source photos too | A composition fits multiple images into one output; it does not preserve every source pixel. |
Access and purchases
Try the workflow.
Choose the access you need.
Make your first image
- One free export included
- Every layout available
- JPEG or PNG output without a watermark
Keep combining
- Unlimited collage exports
- One-time Lifetime access or Monthly Pro
- The same 11 layouts for your next set of images
Monthly Pro renews until cancelled in your Apple Account. Lifetime is a one-time purchase. Apple shows the current local offer before purchase; use Restore Purchases for eligible access.
Made by Space Sheep Studio
Give the pictures a useful shape.
Combine Photos is made by Space Sheep Studio around one task: bringing selected pictures into one image. Layout, framing and the saved file are part of that same workflow. The real app captures show a travel composition, while the separate browser tool lets you experiment with basic arrangements before deciding what you need on iPhone.
Explore the studio’s apps ↗Practical guides & help
See the next step.
COMBINE PHOTOS
Combine photos on iPhone
Follow the photo selection, layout and export walkthrough.
Open the guide ↗COMBINE PHOTOS
Combine photos in a browser
Use the separate online tool when that suits your task.
Open the guide ↗COMBINE PHOTOS
Get help with your image
Find support for the app, exports and purchase questions.
Open the guide ↗EXPLORE THE TASK
Side by side or grid?
Choose the layout for a pair or a larger set.
Read the guide ↗EXPLORE THE TASK
Combine screenshots
Keep the sequence and small text readable.
Read the guide ↗EXPLORE THE TASK
JPEG or PNG?
Check the export format against your images.
Read the guide ↗Useful answers
Before you start.
How many photos can I combine?
Select 2–30 photos or screenshots, then choose one of the 11 layouts.
Can I put two photos side by side?
Yes. Choose the side-by-side layout after selecting your images, then adjust each photo before exporting.
Can I make a long image from screenshots?
Yes. Choose the long-photo layout to place your selected screenshots vertically. Review the joins and framing before export.
What file can I save?
Export one JPEG or PNG image up to 3000 pixels wide. Save it to Photos, share it with another app, or find the finished image in Files.
Does it add a watermark?
The current app listing specifies no watermarks. One free export is included and every layout is available; Pro unlocks unlimited exports.
What is the difference between Lifetime and Monthly?
Lifetime is a one-time purchase for Pro access. Monthly is an auto-renewing subscription that continues until cancelled in your Apple Account. Check the local offer before purchasing.
Which layout should I choose for screenshots?
Use a long-photo layout for an ordered sequence that should be read from top to bottom. Check that small text remains readable in the final image. Review joins yourself; placing screenshots together does not necessarily remove repeated overlap.
Which layout works best for a before-and-after pair?
Side by side gives two images a clear comparison. Choose images that can be framed consistently, then check the crop and order before exporting. A grid is useful when you have more images to show together.
Can I change which part of a photo appears?
Yes. Move and zoom each photo inside its layout before export. Inspect faces, text and edges so important content stays visible. The exported file reflects the composition you chose.
Will a grid keep every photo at its original size?
The images are fitted into a combined composition. The output width and layout affect how many pixels each photo receives, so a large grid can make small details harder to read. Keep the originals if you need separate full-resolution files.
Should I save JPEG or PNG?
JPEG is often practical for photographic images; PNG is useful when you want to avoid JPEG compression around text or graphic edges. Compare the result and file size for your own images rather than assuming one format is always best.
Can I use the app for a trip or a product comparison?
Yes. Select the relevant images, choose a pair or grid and arrange the framing. For a trip, one larger photo can anchor the composition. For a comparison, keep similar subjects and scale together so the result is easy to read.
Does it automatically remove overlapping screenshot content?
The long-photo workflow places selected images into a composition. Do not assume automatic overlap removal. Check repeated headers, gaps and the order of screenshots before saving.
How is the browser tool different from the iPhone app?
The separate browser tool on this page offers three basic layouts for up to twelve JPG, PNG or WebP files. The iPhone app offers eleven layouts, two to thirty images and its own export allowance. The web tool does not unlock or synchronize app purchases.
Why might the combined image be hard to read in a message?
Messaging apps may resize or recompress large images. Inspect the saved file first, then check the received copy. For detailed screenshots, consider fewer images per composition or sharing the file through a destination that preserves the required detail.
Can I try a layout before using my own photos?
Yes. Load the example illustrations in the browser tool on this page, change the layout and spacing, then export a sample. These are demonstration illustrations, separate from the real app screenshots shown above.
Combine Photos: Stitch & Grid · Published iPhone version 1.4 · iOS 17.0 or later · US App Store checked October 26, 2026.