Side by Side Photo
Put two photos side by side on one canvas, straight from your browser. There is no app to install, and the page is ready as soon as it loads.
Drop your images here
Drag, paste, or choose images from your device — one photo or a full set, up to 16.
↑ ↓ ← → 方向键也可以平移图片，滚轮可以缩放。
松开即可上传图片
Two photos become one image in this tab. Nothing is uploaded, and no account is needed.
What is a side by side photo?
A side by side image is a single picture built from two photos placed next to each other, each holding its own block of the canvas. Nothing is stacked or repeated: both shots stay in view.
The usual build is two columns, which is what the page opens with. A portrait shot and a landscape shot can sit side by side with no manual resizing — the canvas adapts to the set you add, and each photo fills its frame. Photos in a different ratio are trimmed at the edges, so drag any photo to choose which part stays visible.
Typical uses:
- • Before and after shots of a room, face or repair
- • A couple's or family's portraits in one frame
- • Two products photographed for one listing
- • Progress photos taken at the same spot
Why use this side by side photo maker
Two pictures and one canvas: the shortest route from two files to one image.
No app to install
There is nothing to download and no account to create. Open the page, add your photos, and leave with an image.
Two photos, one frame
The page opens with a two column split, so the first thing you see is the shape you came for.
Mixed sizes, filled and matched for you
Each frame fills edge to edge. A phone photo and a camera photo share the canvas, and the page starts from a ratio that suits the set. Drag any photo to change what stays in view.
Your photos stay on your device
The browser reads the files and draws the canvas locally. Nothing is sent to a server, and closing the tab leaves nothing behind.
Free, no signup
Every layout, ratio and export option is free. No email field, no account, no watermark.
Works on your phone
The layout adapts to a small screen, so a phone or tablet is enough for a pair of photos.
How to put two pictures side by side
Add your photos
Choose two photos from your device, or drag them onto the canvas. Up to 16 pictures fit on one canvas, and every file is read locally.
Arrange the split
The canvas starts with a two column split, and the ratio follows the set you add, so a portrait and a landscape pair need no manual resizing. Drag a photo to shift the framing.
Download the image
Pick High JPEG for the largest file, Standard JPEG for something lighter, or PNG for a lossless copy, then download. To paste into a document, copy it to the clipboard instead.
Output sizes and formats
Every export is measured by its long edge, so one setting behaves the same way at any ratio.
Output sizes
High JPEG is the default and exports at 3000 px on the long edge. Standard JPEG lands at 1600 px, PNG at 2400 px, and the clipboard copy is a 2400 px PNG. A 1:1 canvas comes out 3000 × 3000, a 16:9 canvas 3000 × 1688.
Ratios
1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 16:10, 4:3 and 3:4 are one click each, and you can set your own ratio when none fits. The canvas starts from a ratio suited to the photos you add.
Formats
Exports are JPG or PNG still images. JPG applies light compression and keeps the file small; PNG is lossless, so it suits screenshots, text and flat color. Neither adds a watermark.
Common side by side photo use cases
Before and after
A renovated room, a haircut, a repaired engine: two shots from the same angle tell the story faster than either alone.
Couples and family
Two portraits taken in different places can still sit together in one picture, ready for a card or a gift.
Product comparison
A listing with two versions of the same item reads better when both are in one image, wide shot next to detail shot.
Progress photos
Weekly shots of a plant, a build or a fitness goal belong together; the first and the latest show the change.
Side by Side Photo FAQ
Is this tool free?
Yes. Every layout, ratio and export option is free, with no account, no email address and no payment, and no watermark.
Are my photos uploaded to a server?
No. The browser reads the files from your device and draws the canvas locally, so nothing is sent to a server.
How do I put two photos side by side?
Open the page, add one photo to the left cell and one to the right, or select both at once. The two column layout is the default, and you drag either photo to adjust its framing.
What size is the exported image?
High JPEG exports at 3000 px on the long edge, Standard JPEG at 1600 px, PNG at 2400 px, and the clipboard copy at 2400 px. The short edge follows the canvas ratio.
What happens if the two photos have different ratios?
Each photo fills its own frame, so a mismatched one is trimmed at the edges. Drag it to choose which part stays visible, or pick a ratio that matches the shots more closely.
Can I put more than two photos in one canvas?
Yes, up to 16. Two is the default, but the layout holds a full set and every photo still fills its frame.
Does it work on a phone or tablet?
Yes. The page runs in mobile and tablet browsers, and the image downloads or copies the same way as on a desktop.
What is the difference between this and a collage?
A collage places many photos freely on one canvas, while this page keeps them in a simple split. If you would rather merge two photos into one image in a free form arrangement, the homepage does that.