Combine PNG Files Into One Image, Right in Your Browser

A free PNG combiner that joins two or more PNG files into one image — stacked, side by side, or in a grid. Mix in JPG and WebP, keep transparency, and upload nothing.

Drop PNG, JPG or WebP images here

or click to browse — files stay on your device

Pick one now — it applies as soon as your images are in.

Your merged preview appears here — add images above to start.

Everything runs locally in your browser with JavaScript. Nothing is uploaded — you can even disconnect your Wi-Fi and the tool keeps working.

How to combine PNG files in three steps

The same workbench as the merger, tuned for combining:

1

Drop your PNGs in

Drag the files onto the upload box, or click to browse. JPG and WebP can join the same job — the combiner takes mixed formats and settles the output format at the end.

2

Arrange the order

Drag thumbnails into the sequence you want. Rotate sideways screenshots with one tap, and drop the exact duplicates the hash checker flags.

3

Combine and download

Stack the images top to bottom, line them up side by side, or lay out a grid. Every layout template is visible before you add a file. Download as PNG, JPG, WebP or PDF.

The short version

What combining PNG files actually does

Combining PNG files means drawing two or more images onto a single canvas and saving it as one file. The PNG combiner decodes each input, places it at its native resolution, and encodes the canvas once. Because PNG is lossless, none of the inputs lose quality on the way in — the pixels you put in are the pixels that come out.

Combine two PNG files into one

The most common job is also the simplest: two screenshots stacked into one image for a bug report, or two scans joined side by side into a receipt. Add both, keep the default stack layout, download.

Transparency survives the combine

PNG alpha channels pass through untouched. Transparent areas in your inputs stay transparent in the combined output, as long as the background setting stays on Transparent.

One encode, not several

The combined file is encoded exactly once. There is no chain of re-saves, so the output carries no generation loss beyond the single encode you asked for.

What the PNG combiner includes

Every layout and control from the merge workbench, ready for combine jobs.

Stack, strip or grid

Vertical stack, horizontal strip, 2 or 3 column grids, and compound presets like 1+2 and 2+3 for contact sheets.

Same-width option

Scale every image to the average width so a stack of mixed sizes comes out with even edges.

Borders and corners

Frame each image with a border in any color, with optional rounded corners.

Rotate before combining

Fix EXIF-rotated phone shots with one tap per thumbnail.

Gap and margin control

Butt images edge to edge or add breathing room between them.

PDF output

Send the same files into a single PDF, one page per image, when the result is paperwork.

Combining PNG files: common questions

Answers for the usual PNG combine jobs, from two-file stacks to sprite sheets.

Also useful: merge PNG files, merge JPG photos, compress PNG, resize PNG.

Combine your PNG files now

Drop the files in, put them in order, download one image. The PDF and compress tools are one click away when you need them.