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Join images side by side or top to bottom into one picture
iEdit joins 2 to 20 images into one picture on your iPhone, iPad or Android device, either side by side or top to bottom, sized to the smallest or the largest image, with an optional gap in a colour you choose. Joining runs on your device.
Overview
Select the images, drag them into order and choose a direction: side by side or top to bottom. Then pick how sizes are matched. Smallest image scales the larger ones down so nothing is enlarged; largest image scales the smaller ones up, which iEdit warns may look softer. Add a gap between the pictures and give it a colour, or leave them touching. The joined picture is saved to My files as one file.
Scaling uses Lanczos resampling, and each image's colour profile is respected, so a Display P3 phone photo next to an sRGB screenshot both look right. HEIC and WebP inputs are accepted alongside JPEG and PNG. A joined picture may not exceed 20,000 pixels on a side or 40 megapixels; when twenty tall screenshots would go past that, iEdit scales the result down to fit and tells you that it did.
Long chat screenshots stitched into one readable strip, two product shots side by side, a before-and-after pair without the slider, or a row of receipts for an expense claim: all of these are a join. The work stays on your device, with no upload, and your originals are not touched.
Why people use it
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2 to 20 images
Drag to set the order, then join in a row or a column.
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Nothing enlarged by default
Match the smallest image and larger ones are only scaled down.
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Gap in any colour
Separate the pictures with a coloured gap, or let them touch.
How to use Image joiner in iEdit
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Open iEdit and tap Image joiner on the Photo tab.
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Pick 2 to 20 images from My files or your device.
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Choose side by side or top to bottom, and drag the images into order.
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Match the smallest or largest image, set a gap and colour, then tap Join.
Frequently asked questions
How do I stitch screenshots together on my phone?
Open Image joiner in iEdit, select the screenshots, up to 20, and choose top to bottom. Drag them into reading order, match the smallest image so none is enlarged, and tap Join. One tall picture is saved to My files; if it would exceed 20,000 pixels, iEdit scales it down and says so.
Does joining images upload them anywhere?
No. Images are joined on your iPhone, iPad or Android device with no iEdit server involved, so the tool works offline and your pictures stay private. The originals are unchanged; the joined picture is a new file in My files.
Can I use the joined image for free?
Yes. Joining is free and the result is saved to My files at no cost. Sharing it, or saving it to Files or to your photo library, is part of iEdit Premium, an optional monthly subscription with a 3-day free trial.
Try Image joiner in iEdit
Available for iPhone, iPad and Android.