Can I combine JPG and PNG files together?

Yes. Upload any mix of JPG, PNG, JPEG, WebP, and HEIC files and merge them in one operation. The tool handles different formats automatically. Choose your output format (JPG, PNG, or WebP) independently of the input formats.

How do I merge PNG files without losing transparency?

Upload your PNG files and select PNG as the output format. In the background color setting, choose Transparent to preserve any transparent areas. If you want to fill transparency with a solid color, set the background to white or black before merging.

How do I put two pictures side by side?

Upload both images, select the Horizontal layout, then click Merge & Download. The two images appear side by side in one output file. If the photos have different heights, they are automatically scaled to the same height. You can add a gap between them using the Spacing slider.

Can I combine more than 2 images at once?

Yes — there is no file count limit. Upload 2, 5, 20, or 50+ images and they are all combined in one operation. Drag thumbnails to reorder before merging. This is the main advantage over tools like PineTools, which only support 2 images at a time.

How do I stitch screenshots into one long image?

Upload all screenshots in order (top to bottom), select Vertical layout, set spacing to 0 for a seamless join, then click Merge & Download. PNG output is recommended over JPG to avoid compression artifacts at the join lines.

Is there a difference between JPEG and JPG when merging?

No difference at all — .jpg and .jpeg are the same format with different file extensions. A JPEG merger and a JPG merger do exactly the same thing. Both are fully supported as input and output formats.

How do I merge images on iPhone without an app?

Open Safari on your iPhone, go to BulkPicTools.com, and use the Merge Images tool. Tap the upload area, select multiple photos from your Camera Roll, choose your layout, and tap Merge & Download. No app installation needed — works on any iPhone with iOS 15+.

Will the combined image have a watermark?

No watermark, ever. BulkPicTools is completely free with no branding added to output images.

What is the difference between merging images into one image vs merging into PDF?

Merging into one image produces a single flat file (JPG/PNG/WebP) where all photos are on one canvas — ideal for sharing on social media or chat. Merging into PDF makes each image a separate page in a document — better for printing or formal submissions. Use this Merge Images tool for the first case; use the Image to PDF tool for the second.

Are my photos safe? Do they get uploaded to a server?

Your photos never leave your device. The entire operation runs inside your browser — no server is involved at any stage. You can verify this by disconnecting from the internet after the page loads; the tool continues to work perfectly offline.

Is this a PineTools merge image alternative?

Yes. If you have been using PineTools to merge images, BulkPicTools works the same way but with two key differences: you can merge more than 2 images at once (no file count limit), and all processing happens locally in your browser — files are never uploaded to any server. The interface is similarly simple, with no account or login required.

Can I bulk merge images like PineTools but with more files?

PineTools limits you to 2 images per merge operation. BulkPicTools has no such limit — upload and merge 2, 10, 30, or 50+ images in a single click. Drag thumbnails to set the order before merging.

Does BulkPicTools support rounding image corners like PineTools does?

Yes. BulkPicTools has a dedicated Round Corners tool at round corners. It rounds image corners locally in your browser with no upload and no file count limit — the same privacy-first approach as the merge tool.

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Fusionner JPG, PNG et images — côte à côte, verticalement ou en grille

Fusionnez des fichiers JPG, PNG ou WebP en une seule image — côte à côte, empilés verticalement ou en grille. Gratuit, sans envoi, sans limite. Fonctionne localement dans votre navigateur.

Téléverser des images à fusionner

Support JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC — mélangez librement les formats

Fusion JPG / PNG / WebP gratuite • Traitement local • Sans filigrane

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Arrondir les coins d’une image

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Fonctionnalités clés de Fusionner des images

Côte à côte, empilé verticalement ou en grille

Placez les photos **côte à côte** pour des comparaisons, **empilez verticalement** pour assembler des captures d’écran en une longue image, ou organisez-les en **grille** pour des collages. Prend en charge JPG, PNG, JPEG, WebP et HEIC. Faites glisser pour réordonner avant la fusion.

100 % privé — aucun envoi vers un serveur

Vos photos **ne quittent jamais votre appareil**. Contrairement à PineTools ou Canva qui téléversent les fichiers sur leurs serveurs, BulkPicTools traite tout localement dans votre navigateur. Fonctionne hors ligne après le chargement de la page.

Fusionnez des fichiers illimités — JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC

Combinez 2, 10 ou 50+ images en une seule opération. Mélangez librement les formats — JPG et PNG ensemble, sans conversion préalable. Ajustez l’espacement, choisissez la couleur de fond, et exportez en **JPG, PNG ou WebP** — sans limite de fichiers, sans filigrane.

Guides et conseils

Comment fusionner des fichiers JPG en une seule image (étape par étape)

Merging JPG files is the most common image combining task — combining photos, creating before/after comparisons, or stitching screenshots into one long JPG. Here is the fastest way to do it without installing software:

Open this page on any browser — desktop or mobile. No account or app download needed.
Upload your JPG files — drag them onto the upload area or click to browse. Upload order sets the left-to-right or top-to-bottom sequence.
Choose a layout: Horizontal for side-by-side (great for comparisons), Vertical for stacking into a long image (great for screenshots), Grid for photo collages.
Click Merge & Download — get a single JPG, PNG, or WebP file in seconds.

JPG vs PNG output when merging JPGs: If your source files are JPG photos and you want the smallest output file, export as JPG. If you are stitching screenshots end-to-end and want to avoid compression artifacts at the join line, export as PNG instead — it is lossless and keeps the seam invisible.

You can also merge a mix of JPG and PNG files in one operation — no pre-conversion required. The tool handles format differences automatically.

How to Put Two Pictures Side by Side (or Combine More Than Two)

Putting two pictures side by side is the most common merge use case — for before/after comparisons, product shots, or sharing two moments in one image. Here is how to do it:

Upload both images — drag them onto the upload area. Order matters: the left image goes first.
Select Horizontal layout — this places images next to each other left-to-right in a single row.
Download — click Merge & Download to save the combined image as JPG, PNG, or WebP.

If your two photos have different heights, the tool automatically scales both to the same height so they align cleanly. You can also add a gap using the Spacing control — useful for a visible white or black dividing line between the two images.

Need to put more than two pictures together? Upload all of them and drag thumbnails to set the sequence. For four or more images, try Grid mode — it arranges them automatically in balanced rows and columns.

Merge JPG, JPEG, PNG — Format Guide for Combining Images

When merging images, the input format and output format are independent choices. Here is what to pick for common scenarios:

Scenario	Input	Recommended Output	Reason
Photo collage / comparison	JPG or JPEG	JPG	Smallest file size, good enough quality for photos
Screenshot stitching	PNG or JPG screenshots	PNG	Lossless — no compression artifact at the seam
Web use / social sharing	Any	WebP	Best quality-to-size ratio for web platforms
Mixing JPG + PNG	Both	PNG or JPG	Tool handles mixed formats automatically — pick output based on use case
HEIC (iPhone photos)	HEIC	JPG or PNG	HEIC is supported as input; output converts to standard format

JPEG vs JPG: These are the same format — .jpg and .jpeg are interchangeable file extensions. A JPEG merger and a JPG merger do the same thing.

PNG merger note: PNG files can have transparent backgrounds. When merging PNGs with transparency, set your background color to white (or any solid color) to fill transparent areas, or keep it transparent and export as PNG to preserve it.

What Is Image Stitching? (And When to Use Vertical Merge)

Image stitching means joining multiple images together — usually vertically — to form one long continuous image. The most common real-world use cases:

Screenshot stitching: Take 3–5 screenshots scrolling through a webpage or chat conversation. Stitch them top-to-bottom into one tall image so the recipient can read everything without receiving multiple files.
Step-by-step instruction strips: Each step in a tutorial is one photo; stacking them vertically creates a readable how-to strip for social media or documentation.
Product detail strips: E-commerce sellers combine multiple angle shots into a single tall image for platforms that favor one-image previews.

To stitch images vertically: upload all images, select Vertical layout, set spacing to 0 for seamless join, then download as PNG for a clean seam. Images are automatically scaled to the same width.

Merge Images Online Free: How BulkPicTools Compares to PineTools, Canva, and Adobe

Searching 'merge images online free' returns PineTools, Canva, Adobe Express, and merge.imageonline.co as the top results. Here is how they actually compare:

Tool	Free?	File Limit	No Upload?	No Watermark?	Formats Out
BulkPicTools	✅ Fully free	✅ Unlimited	✅ 100% local	✅ None ever	JPG, PNG, WebP
PineTools	✅ Free	❌ 2 images max	❌ Uploads to server	✅ None	JPG, PNG
merge.imageonline.co	✅ Free	❌ Limited	❌ Uploads to server	✅ None	JPG, PNG
Canva	⚠️ Partial	❌ Manual collage only	❌ Uploads to server	⚠️ Watermark on free tier	JPG, PNG, PDF
Adobe Express	⚠️ Account required	❌ Limited	❌ Uploads to server	⚠️ Watermark on free tier	JPG, PNG

The key differentiator vs PineTools (current #1 ranked tool): PineTools only supports combining exactly 2 images at a time. BulkPicTools handles unlimited images with no per-operation cap.

Looking for a PineTools Merge Image Alternative?

If you found this page while looking for PineTools merge image or a PineTools alternative, here is a quick comparison of what is different:

PineTools is a well-known image utility that supports merging two images side by side or vertically. It works for simple one-off tasks. The main functional differences with BulkPicTools:

File count: PineTools supports exactly 2 images per merge. BulkPicTools has no limit — merge 2, 10, or 50+ images in a single operation.
Privacy: PineTools uploads your files to their server for processing. BulkPicTools runs entirely inside your browser — files never leave your device, and the tool works offline.
Output formats: PineTools outputs JPG or PNG. BulkPicTools adds WebP output and lets you control quality, spacing, and background color independently.

If you only need to combine two images quickly, PineTools does the job. If you need batch merging, local processing, or more output control, BulkPicTools is built for that use case.

Also worth noting: if you use PineTools for rounding image corners, BulkPicTools has a dedicated Round Corners tool that runs the same way — locally in your browser, no upload, no limit.

How to Combine Photos on iPhone or Android (Without Downloading an App)

iPhone's built-in Photos app does not have a native merge or side-by-side feature. The browser method requires no app download:

Open Safari on iPhone (or Chrome on Android) and go to BulkPicTools.com
Tap the upload area and select photos from your Camera Roll — you can select multiple at once
Choose your layout (Side by Side, Vertical, or Grid)
Tap Merge & Download — the combined image saves to your Downloads folder

Works on any iPhone with iOS 15+ and any Android with Chrome. No account, no app download, no watermark.

Common mobile merge scenarios: comparing two selfies side by side • stitching multiple screenshots of a conversation • combining product photos for a listing • creating a before/after photo.

Comment utiliser

Importez vos images

Glissez-déposez tous les fichiers JPG, PNG, JPEG, WebP ou HEIC que vous souhaitez combiner. Mélangez les formats librement — aucune conversion préalable n’est nécessaire, même les photos iPhone HEIC fonctionnent.

Choisissez la disposition

Sélectionnez **Horizontal** (côte à côte), **Vertical** (empiler en une image longue) ou **Grille**. Faites glisser les vignettes pour réordonner avant la fusion.

Téléchargez l’image combinée

Cliquez sur Fusionner et télécharger pour obtenir un seul fichier image. Choisissez JPG, PNG ou WebP en sortie — sans filigrane, téléchargement instantané.

Questions fréquemment posées sur Fusionner des images

Upload your JPG files, choose a layout (Horizontal for side by side, Vertical for stacking), and click Merge & Download. You can mix JPG and PNG files in the same operation — no pre-conversion needed. Export as JPG for photos or PNG for screenshots to avoid compression artifacts at join lines.