How to Combine Photos, Merge Photos, Stitch Photos, or Blend Photos
Are you looking to combine pictures together into one image? Do you want to merge JPG photos to create a collage?
If yes, you've come to the right place!
In this post, we will give you simple step-by-step instructions to combine two, three, or multiple pictures in a variety of different ways, as shown in the example images below:
Combine 2 Photos
The following example combines 2 photos horizontally.
Learn to stitch pictures horizontally.
The following example combines 2 photos vertically.
Learn to stitch pictures vertically.
Combine 3 Photos
Learn to stitch photos horizontally as shown in the example below.
Learn to stitch photos vertically as shown in the example below.
Combine 4 or More Photos
Learn to stitch photos horizontally as shown in the example below.
Learn to make 2, 3, 4, or more picture grid collage layouts like those shown below.
Anyone with or without design experience can easily follow the steps described in this article.
Before we get started, download and install TurboCollage. It takes less than a minute to download and complete the installation.
Combine Photos Horizontally
You can easily combine 2, 3, 4, or more pictures side-by-side using the steps provided below. Let's make the image below:
Step 1: Open TurboCollage
Open TurboCollage and select Picture Grid pattern.
Step 2: Set Size of Combined Image
Since we're combining photos horizontally, we need a wide output size. We've used an 18 inches wide and 6 inches high size in this demo. Learn more about output sizes.
Step 3: Setup Combined Image Layout
As we plan to join photos horizontally, set the number of rows to 1 and the number of columns to the number of pictures. For this example, we'll combine four images — you can combine any number of images.
Step 4: Add Pictures
Fill photos in cells. To select a picture for a cell, click the picture picker and choose an image. You can also add pictures in one go by clicking the "+" button on the Pictures tab. Learn more about adding pictures to your collage.
Step 5 (Optional): Choose to Fit Pictures Inside/Outside
By default, pictures are placed to fill up the whole cell. You can fit the images inside their corresponding cells, as shown in the screenshot below:
Step 6: Export the Combined Image to JPG
Export the combined image as a jpg, png, or tiff image file.
You can combine two, three, four, five or any number of pictures horizontally using the steps outlined above.
Tweet This Photo Combining MethodCombine Photos Vertically
You can easily combine 2, 3, 4, or more pictures vertically. Let's make the image shown below:
Step 1: Open TurboCollage
Open TurboCollage and select the Picture Grid pattern.
Step 2: Set a Size for the Combined Image
Since we're combining photos vertically, we need a tall output size. We'll set a 6 inches wide and 12 inches high size in this demo. Learn more about output sizes.
Step 3: Setup Combined Image Layout
As we plan to join photos vertically, set the number of columns to 1 and the number of rows to the number of pictures. For this example, we'll combine three images — you can combine any number of images.
Step 4: Add Pictures
Fill photos in cells. To select a picture for a cell, click the picture picker and choose an image. You can also add pictures in one go by clicking the "+" button on the Pictures tab. Learn more about adding pictures to your collage.
Step 5: Export Combined Image to JPG
Export the combined image as a jpg, png, or tiff image file.
Merge Photos to Form a Grid with Rows and Columns
You can quickly combine pictures to form a regular grid of photos, as shown in the sample photo above.
Learn to make photo grids.
Stitch Photos to Form a Standard Photo Arrangement
We all have come across standard 3 picture, 4 picture, and 5 picture collages like those shown in the sample photos above.
Learn how to design such photo arrangements easily.
We will show you how to design ANY such layout, not just a handful of preset templates.
Blend Many Photos in One Click!
You have many photos to combine, and you're not looking for simple horizontal, vertical, or grid arrangements. What would you do?
The sample photo above is made by joining 10 photos together using TurboCollage!
Learn how TurboCollage's smart algorithms can combine many images to make a collage with just one click!
TurboCollage, lets you blend photos into a collage in numerous different ways apart from those illustrated here. View some sample collages here.