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Image Stitcher

Stitch multiple images together vertically or horizontally. Adjustable spacing, alignment, and background color.

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Click to add images (multi-select supported)
Stitched locally, no upload

Online Image Stitching Tool

Combine multiple images into one, either vertically or horizontally, with adjustable spacing, alignment, and background color. Perfect for creating long screenshots, conversation logs, before-and-after comparisons, and photo collages. All stitching is done locally in your browser's Canvas—images are never uploaded to a server.

Two Stitching Modes

  • Vertical stitch: Stack images top to bottom. Ideal for long images, conversation screenshot sequences, and comic panel layouts.
  • Horizontal stitch: Arrange images left to right. Ideal for side-by-side comparisons (before/after, product comparison), collages, and wide panoramas.

Handling Different Image Sizes

When stitching vertically, images of different widths can be left-aligned, centered, or right-aligned, with empty areas filled by the background color. You can also choose "scale to uniform width" to resize all images to the width of the narrowest one. Horizontal stitching works the same way with top, center, or bottom alignment, or scaling to a uniform height.

Image Stitch FAQ

What is the difference between vertical and horizontal stitching?
Vertical stitching stacks images from top to bottom, ideal for long images, consecutive screenshots, and chat records. Horizontal stitching arranges images left to right, ideal for comparison images and collages. This tool supports both modes.
How are images with different widths handled?
You can set the alignment: left, center, or right (for vertical stitching), or top, center, or bottom (for horizontal stitching). Empty areas are filled with a custom background color (default white). You can also choose to scale all images to a uniform width before stitching.
Will stitching reduce image quality?
This tool uses Canvas to re-encode the stitched image with high-quality output by default. Quality loss mainly comes from the target format (JPG has slight compression loss, PNG is lossless).
Are images uploaded?
No. Stitching is done locally in the browser using Canvas. None of the images are uploaded to a server, and it works fully offline.

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