ImgLab tool

Vertical Photo Collage

Stack multiple photos vertically into one long image.

Use case

Build a photo layout around the final destination

The right grid depends on whether viewers need to compare details, scan a sequence, or see a social post at a small size.

Start with the final canvas ratio, add only as many photos as stay readable, then adjust each crop so faces and key subjects remain visible in their individual tiles.

  • Use fewer tiles when image detail matters.
  • Choose square grids for feeds and 9:16 for Stories.
  • Review every tile before exporting the final layout.
Practical guide

How to get better results with this tool

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.

Recommended settings

  • Use side by side for comparisons.
  • Use a vertical stack for screenshots.
  • Choose square or Story canvas ratios for social publishing.

Common sizes and limits

  • Square posts often use 1080 x 1080.
  • Stories often use 1080 x 1920.
  • Use fewer photos when text or faces need to remain clear.

Quality checks

  • Confirm important subjects are visible.
  • Check alignment for comparisons.
  • Use a background color that does not distract.

Workflow

  1. Upload photos in order.
  2. Choose layout and canvas ratio.
  3. Adjust spacing, corners, background and crop position.
  4. Export the combined image.

FAQ

How many photos should I combine?

Use only as many as the destination can still display clearly.

Which layout is best for screenshots?

Vertical stack usually preserves reading order and text size.

How do I make a before-and-after image?

Use a side-by-side layout, modest spacing, and matching crop positions.

How do I avoid cropping faces or products?

Adjust the selected photo inside its tile and use a layout with fewer images when details are important.

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