Merge JPG Files Online, Without Uploading Them

Combine JPG and JPEG photos into one image or one PDF, straight from your browser. Drag the shots in, drag them into order, pick a layout, download. Nothing is sent to any server.

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 merge JPG files in three steps

No account, no queue, no watermark across your photos:

1

Drop your photos in

JPG and JPEG both count, together with PNG and WebP in one merge. Files load straight from your device.

2

Sort and fix them

Drag thumbnails into shooting order. Rotate the ones your phone saved sideways, and delete duplicates the hash checker flags.

3

Merge and download

Same-width stacking makes a clean filmstrip; side by side makes a panorama strip; grids and presets like 2+3 make a contact sheet. All of them show up before you add a photo. Add borders if you like. Save as JPG, PNG, WebP or PDF.

The mechanics

What happens when you merge JPG files

JPG and JPEG are two names for the same format, so when you merge JPEG files the steps below are identical. Merging decodes each photo, draws them side by side or stacked onto a single canvas, then re-encodes the canvas as one JPG. Because JPG has no transparency, the merge happens on a white background by default. Set a solid background color if the photos have different aspect ratios and you want even edges.

Same-width merging keeps it tidy

Photos from one camera usually share a width, but phone portrait and landscape shots do not. The Same width option scales every image to the average width so the stack comes out even instead of ragged.

Re-encoding is one generation

Merging re-encodes once at quality 92 by default. That is a single JPG generation, not the repeated re-save decay you get from editing the same file in app after app.

JPG and PNG mix freely

Screenshots land as PNG and photos as JPG. This tool takes both in the same job and lets you choose the output format at the end, so you stop juggling converters.

What the JPG merger includes

The same workbench as the PNG merger, tuned for photos.

Filmstrip, strip or contact sheet

Vertical stack, horizontal strip, 2 or 3 column grids, and compound presets like 1+2 that fit three photos cleanly.

Borders for photo collages

Give every photo a border in your color of choice, with optional rounded corners — instant collage framing.

Rotate sideways shots

One tap per thumbnail fixes EXIF-rotation mishaps before the merge.

Gap and margin control

Add breathing room between photos or butt them edge to edge.

Background color

Fill the canvas behind uneven photo edges with any color.

Batch duplicate removal

Identical files are flagged by hash before you merge.

PDF output

Send the same photos into a single PDF when email attachments need to be documents.

Merging JPG files: common questions

Answers for the usual JPG merge jobs, from photo stacks to receipts.

Also useful: merge PNG files, compress images, resize images, split an image.

Merge your JPG files now

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