Side by Side Images
Drop two photos and they sit next to each other at the same height – nothing cropped, nothing enlarged. Add Before and After labels if you want them. Everything runs in your browser – nothing is uploaded.
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Nothing Is Cropped
Every picture is placed whole, edge to edge in one row or one column. A collage crops photos into equal tiles; this keeps each one exactly as it was framed.
Resizing Is Counted
Original sizes means scale 1 for every image. Match modes resize, and the report under the preview says how many images were shrunk and how many were enlarged.
Privacy-First
Every image is read and drawn by the Canvas API on your own device. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, and no account is needed. Close the tab and the images are gone.
How it works
Same height, without blowing a photo up
Two photos rarely share a size, so one has to change for their edges to line up. This page starts at match the smallest: the taller photo is shrunk to the shorter one's height and neither is ever enlarged. Enlarging adds pixels but no detail, so a small photo stretched to match a big one looks soft. If you do pick match the largest, the report under the preview says how many photos were enlarged.
Labels that do not cover the photo
Many side by side makers print Before and After on top of the picture, right where the difference is. Here labels go in their own band under the photos, centred under each one, in black or white depending on the background colour. The band makes the image a little taller and covers no photo pixel. Leave both fields empty and there is no band at all.
Nothing is cropped
A side by side collage template cuts each photo to fill a fixed cell, so the edges of the frame are lost. This page places both photos whole, edge to edge. Want a gap between them, or a coloured border line? Use the gap slider and the background colour. Stacking them top to bottom works too, but labels are drawn side by side only.
Two photos, and what happens with a third
This page is built for pairs. Drop three or more files and it keeps the first two and tells you how many were left out, instead of quietly squeezing them all in. Remove one from the list to swap it for another. To join three to twenty images in a row or column, use Merge Images, which has the same engine without the two-photo limit.