Best use cases
- Before-and-after comparisons and side-by-side product shots.
- Combining screenshots into one support image.
- Photo grids for listings, galleries and social posts.
Combine screenshots vertically into one continuous image.
Long screenshot sets work best when the reading order stays obvious and UI text remains large enough to inspect.
Arrange screenshots from top to bottom, keep spacing consistent, and avoid shrinking too many screens into one image when the viewer needs to read interface details.
Use only as many as the destination can still display clearly.
Vertical stack usually preserves reading order and text size.
Use a side-by-side layout, modest spacing, and matching crop positions.
Adjust the selected photo inside its tile and use a layout with fewer images when details are important.
Choose a focused workflow.
Arrange multiple photos into a clean grid and download one combined image.
Place two photos side by side or vertically in one image.
Create a side-by-side comparison image directly in your browser.
Build a clear before-and-after comparison with two photos.
Combine photos into a vertical 9:16 Instagram Story collage.
Arrange four photos into a balanced downloadable collage.
Create a square nine-photo grid for social posts and photo collections.
Stack multiple photos vertically into one long image.
Combine screenshots vertically into one continuous image.