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Our free Merge Images tool allows you to combine multiple images into a single composition. With various blending modes and opacity controls, you can create everything from simple collages to complex photo manipulations and double exposure effects.

How to Merge Images

Upload your base image using the upload button or drag and drop feature
Add one or more overlay images to combine with your base image
Adjust the position, size, and rotation of each overlay image
Select a blending mode to control how the images interact
Adjust the opacity of overlay images for subtle effects
Preview your changes in real-time
Download your merged image when you're satisfied with the result

Uses for Merging Images

Create double exposure photography effects
Combine product photos with different backgrounds
Make photo collages and montages
Add textures or patterns to images
Create before/after comparison images
Blend portraits with scenic backgrounds
Create surreal and artistic photo manipulations

Tips for Merging Images

Use high-resolution images for the best quality results
Consider the contrast and colors of your images when choosing blending modes
Start with a lower opacity and gradually increase it until you achieve the desired effect
Try different blending modes with the same images to see various creative possibilities
For clean compositions, use images with simple backgrounds or remove backgrounds first
Pay attention to lighting direction in both images for more realistic composites
Use the "Multiply" blending mode to overlay textures on dark backgrounds
Use the "Screen" blending mode to overlay textures on light backgrounds

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Merge Images

Images

Upload Images

No images uploaded

Upload at least two images to merge them together

Upload Images

Settings

Image Arrangement

Size Adjustment

Keep aspect ratio

Spacing between images (0px)

Merge Images Online

How to Merge Images

Upload your base image using the upload button or drag and drop feature
Add one or more overlay images to combine with your base image
Adjust the position, size, and rotation of each overlay image
Select a blending mode to control how the images interact
Adjust the opacity of overlay images for subtle effects
Preview your changes in real-time
Download your merged image when you're satisfied with the result

Uses for Merging Images

Create double exposure photography effects
Combine product photos with different backgrounds
Make photo collages and montages
Add textures or patterns to images
Create before/after comparison images
Blend portraits with scenic backgrounds
Create surreal and artistic photo manipulations

Tips for Merging Images

Use high-resolution images for the best quality results
Consider the contrast and colors of your images when choosing blending modes
Start with a lower opacity and gradually increase it until you achieve the desired effect
Try different blending modes with the same images to see various creative possibilities
For clean compositions, use images with simple backgrounds or remove backgrounds first
Pay attention to lighting direction in both images for more realistic composites
Use the "Multiply" blending mode to overlay textures on dark backgrounds
Use the "Screen" blending mode to overlay textures on light backgrounds

Merge Images

Images

No images uploaded

Settings

Merge Images Online

How to Merge Images

Uses for Merging Images

What are blending modes and how do they work?

How many images can I merge at once?

Do the images need to be the same size to merge them?

How do I create a double exposure effect?

Tips for Merging Images

Merge Images

Images

No images uploaded

Settings

Merge Images Online

How to Merge Images

Uses for Merging Images

What are blending modes and how do they work?

How many images can I merge at once?

Do the images need to be the same size to merge them?

How do I create a double exposure effect?

Tips for Merging Images