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Stack multiple images into one (vertical / horizontal / grid). Files never leave your browser.

About Add Images · বিস্তারিত

Add Images joins several pictures into a single image, stacked vertically, placed side by side, or arranged in a grid. In the Vertical and Horizontal layouts each picture keeps its own size, and you can set a gap and a background colour; the result is one PNG.

Many forms allow only one file where you actually have two pictures: the front and back of an NID card, two pages of a certificate, or several payment screenshots. Stacking them into one image solves that.

Vertical places pictures one under another; the canvas is as wide as the widest picture and narrower ones are centred. Horizontal places them in a row, as tall as the tallest picture. Nothing is resized in these two layouts, so for a neat result use pictures of similar width (vertical) or height (horizontal). The Grid layout, covered by the Collage Maker guide, fits pictures into equal squares instead.

How to use it · কীভাবে ব্যবহার করবেন

  1. Select the pictures

    Choose two or more images; they are joined in the order they are added.

  2. Choose Vertical or Horizontal

    The page opens on Grid, so switch to Vertical to stack top to bottom or Horizontal for a row.

  3. Set gap and background

    Pick a gap from 0 to 80 px and a background colour that fills the gaps and any empty edges, or choose Transparent.

  4. Join and save

    Press Run Add Images and download the combined composed.png.

When it helps · কখন কাজে লাগে

NID or ID card front and back
Join the two sides vertically so an application form that accepts a single upload receives both in one file.
Payment proof in one picture
Stack two or three bKash or bank app screenshots into one tall image to send as a single proof of payment.
Multi-page notes or certificates
Photos of consecutive pages can be joined vertically into one long image for sharing in a chat.

Example: NID front and back

Two card photos of 1000 × 630 pixels joined vertically with an 8 px gap make a 1000 × 1268 image: 630 + 8 + 630 pixels tall.

What you get

  • Vertical, Horizontal and Grid layouts
  • Original picture sizes kept in Vertical and Horizontal
  • Narrower or shorter pictures centred automatically
  • Adjustable gap from 0 to 80 px
  • Background colour or transparency for gaps and edges
  • Any number of pictures; result saved as a single PNG

বাংলায়: একাধিক ছবি একসাথে জোড়া

অনেক অনলাইন ফর্মে একটাই ফাইল দেওয়া যায়, অথচ এনআইডির সামনে-পেছনে দুটো ছবি থাকে। এই টুলে ছবিগুলো উপর-নিচে বা পাশাপাশি জুড়ে একটা ছবি বানানো যায়, প্রতিটি ছবির আসল মাপ ঠিক থাকে। ছবির মাঝে কতটা ফাঁক থাকবে আর পেছনে কোন রং থাকবে, তা আপনি ঠিক করে দিতে পারেন। বিকাশের কয়েকটা স্ক্রিনশট একসাথে পাঠাতেও কাজে লাগে। ছবি কোথাও আপলোড হয় না, সব ব্রাউজারেই।

এনআইডির দুই পাশ এক ছবিতে কীভাবে করব?

দুটো ছবি দিন, Vertical বেছে Run চাপুন। প্রথম ছবিটা উপরে থাকবে।

ফাইল বড় হলে কী করব?

ফলাফল PNG, তাই PNG থেকে JPG করুন বা Compress Image দিয়ে সাইজ কমান।

আমার এনআইডির ছবি কি কোথাও যায়?

না, পুরো কাজ আপনার ব্রাউজারেই হয়।

Questions people ask · প্রশ্ন ও উত্তর

How do I put two photos one above the other?

Add both, choose Vertical, and run the tool. The first picture added is on top.

My pictures are different widths. What happens?

In Vertical layout the canvas takes the widest width and narrower pictures are centred, with the background colour on both sides. Resize them to the same width first for a cleaner look.

The joined file is too large for the form. What should I do?

The output is PNG. Convert it with PNG to JPG, or use Compress Image, which usually brings it down to a few hundred KB.

Can I change the order after adding?

Not directly. Deleting a picture with × and choosing it once more puts it last, but selecting files in the right sequence at the start saves effort.

Do my ID card photos get uploaded?

No. Joining happens locally in the browser tab and the pictures are never transferred, which matters for documents like NID cards.

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