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Gabung JPG is a free online tool that merges several images into one JPG, PNG, WEBP, PDF or BMP file. Add photos, choose a vertical, horizontal or grid layout, adjust the size, then download. Everything runs in your browser with no sign-up and no watermark, ideal for product photos, screenshots, social media and reports.
№ 01Tool
The merging studio.
Drop your images, set their order, choose a layout. The preview updates instantly — and everything stays on your device.
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Processed locallyDrag cards to reorder · click ⟳ to rotate an image
№ 02How to merge
To merge JPG files into one image, follow 4 steps: add your images, choose a layout, adjust size and quality, then preview and download the result. The whole process takes under 1 minute and runs in the browser on your phone or computer, with no app to install.
To add images, click Choose JPG files, drag files onto the upload box (drag and drop), or paste an image from the clipboard with Ctrl + V (⌘ + V on Mac). The link button next to it imports an image from a URL.
JPG or JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group), PNG (Portable Network Graphics), WEBP, GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) and BMP (Bitmap) files can be mixed in one merge. Each image appears as a card with a thumbnail, file name and file size, plus a rotate ⟳ button and a delete button.
To choose a layout, open the Layout menu below the image cards. The menu has 5 options: Vertical, Horizontal, Grid 2 columns, Grid 3 columns and Grid 4 columns.
The vertical layout (vertical merge) stacks images from top to bottom. The horizontal layout (horizontal merge) places images side by side from left to right. Grid arranges images in rows and columns for a collage. Turn on Match sizes so the edges of every image line up neatly.
To adjust the size, choose Original size (100%), Large (75%), Medium (50%) or Small (25%). Medium turns a 1600 × 4933 px image into 800 × 2467 px, leaving a quarter of the pixels and a much lighter file to send over WhatsApp or email.
Set JPEG quality from 50 to 100 in the Advanced menu. The default quality of 92 keeps photos sharp, and 80–85 produces smaller files. The same menu holds spacing between images, the outer border and the background colour. Prepare a short side of at least 1200 px for each photo, if the result will be printed at 10 × 15 cm (4 × 6 in) and 300 dpi (dots per inch).
To see the result before downloading, check the preview panel next to the image cards. The panel shows the final dimensions, the estimated file size and the number of images, and it updates every time a setting changes. Click the enlarge icon for a full-screen preview.
Pick the output format in the Format menu, then click Download as JPG. The file is saved to your downloads folder with a name such as gabung-jpg-20261020-1430.jpg. Click Start over to merge the next set of images.
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№ 03Features
This online JPG merger has 10 key features, including 3 layouts, 5 download formats and a live preview. Tools like this are also known as an image merger, Merge JPG Images Online or Merge Images Online: an online image merging service for creating a composite image from several photos.
One menu for vertical, horizontal or grid collage arrangements.
JPG, PNG, WEBP, PDF (Portable Document Format) and BMP, created right in the browser.
JPG can be merged with PNG, WEBP, GIF or BMP in a single pass.
Dimensions and estimated file size are visible before you download.
Drag image cards on a computer or tap the arrow buttons on a phone.
Phone photos are straightened automatically from EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) data, and the ⟳ button rotates an image by 90°.
Gaps and borders can stay colourless when the result is saved as PNG or WEBP.
Results beyond the browser's canvas limit are scaled down automatically, with a notice showing the percentage.
Images from a web link or the clipboard come straight in, without saving them first.
There is no 20 MB limit per file. The only limit is your device's memory.
№ 04Examples
There are 5 common ways to use a JPG merger: before-and-after photos, screenshots, product photos, social media content, and images for presentations and reports. Each example uses a different layout.
Use the horizontal layout to place before and after photos side by side. This arrangement suits home renovations, fitness progress, skincare results and photo-editing portfolios. Turn on Match sizes so both photos have the same height, then add 8–16 px of spacing so the boundary between them is clear.
Use the vertical layout to join several screenshots into one long image. It works well for payment confirmations with receipts, long WhatsApp conversations, app tutorial steps and bug reports. A vertical image scrolls easily on a phone and goes out as a single file. Choose PNG, if the screenshots contain a lot of small text.
Use a 2-column grid to show 4 angles of a product in one marketplace photo slot. Sellers on Amazon, eBay, Etsy and Shopee use this to show the front, side, back and a detail of a product at once. A white background and 10–20 px of spacing make the collage look like a catalogue, and buyers understand the product without swiping through many photos.
Use a 2- or 3-column grid to build Instagram collages, Facebook covers or Pinterest pins. Holiday, wedding and family event photos fit into a single post. Instagram displays feed photos at a maximum width of 1080 px, so choose Large or Medium to keep the file light without losing sharpness on a phone screen.
Use GabungJPG to combine charts, tables, scanned pages and project photos into one image. One merged image is easier to place in PowerPoint, Google Slides or a monthly report than five separate images. Choose PNG so the numbers and labels in charts stay sharp on a projector screen.
№ 05Reasons
There are 4 main reasons to choose GabungJPG: it is free with no sign-up, it keeps your images private, it is easy to use and it adds no watermark.
GabungJPG is completely free and never asks for an account, email or phone number. There are no paid plans, no pricing page and no "daily limit reached" message. For comparison, the Conholdate image merger (conholdate.com and conholdate.cloud) splits its service into Free, Basic and Professional plans.
Your images never leave your device. GabungJPG processes images in the browser with the Canvas API (Application Programming Interface), so no file is sent to a server or stored in cloud storage such as Conholdate Drive. The output file does not carry EXIF metadata from the original photos, including GPS (Global Positioning System) location. Full details are on the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service pages.
GabungJPG needs only 3 actions: choose files, choose a layout, then download. You don't need to understand layers, canvases or export settings as in Adobe Photoshop. Every setting uses simple menus and sliders that work with a mouse, keyboard or touch screen.
The merged result carries no watermark, logo or extra text, whatever its size. The file is ready for marketplace listings, portfolios, client presentations, digital archives or photo prints.
№ 06Comparison
Merging JPG combines several images into one image file, while JPG to PDF arranges images into a PDF document with one or more pages. Choose Merge JPG, if the result will be sent in a chat, posted on social media or used as a product photo. Choose JPG to PDF, if the result must be a document for printing, archiving or attaching to a job application.
| Aspect | Merge JPG | JPG to PDF |
|---|---|---|
| Final result | 1 image file (JPG, PNG, WEBP or BMP) | 1 PDF document |
| Arrangement | 1 long, wide or grid image | 1 image per page |
| Best for | Chat, social media, marketplaces | Printing, archives, forms, job applications |
| How to open | Gallery, browser, photo apps | A PDF reader such as Adobe Acrobat |
| Example tools | GabungJPG | Smallpdf, ILovePDF, 11zon, Adobe Acrobat |
To merge 2 JPGs into 1 PDF page, combine both images in GabungJPG, then choose PDF in the Format menu. The result is a single PDF page holding the merged image, with the page size matching the image size. To merge many JPGs into 1 PDF with one image per page, use a dedicated JPG to PDF tool.
№ 07FAQ
Short answers to the 9 most common questions about merging JPG files.
Yes, GabungJPG can merge images of different sizes. The Match sizes option gives every image the same width in the vertical layout and the same height in the horizontal layout, while keeping each aspect ratio. Choose Original sizes, if every image must keep its own dimensions. Smaller images are then centred on the background colour you pick.
GabungJPG supports 5 input formats and 5 output formats. Input formats are JPG/JPEG, PNG, WEBP, GIF (first frame) and BMP, plus AVIF (AV1 Image File Format) in browsers that support it. Output formats are JPG, PNG, WEBP, PDF and BMP. The WEBP option appears in browsers that can save WEBP, and SVG and TIFF are not yet available as output formats.
Yes, you can merge JPGs vertically, horizontally or in a grid of 2, 3 or 4 columns. The layout can be changed at any time without adding the images again, and the preview rearranges instantly.
The number of images you can merge at once is unlimited. You can merge 2 JPGs into 1, merge 3 JPGs, or combine dozens of photos in one go. The practical limit is your device's memory and the browser's canvas size: at most 32,767 px per side and up to 268 megapixels on a computer, depending on its memory, or 16 megapixels on iPhone and iPad. Results beyond these limits are scaled down automatically, and you get a notice.
No, image quality does not drop visibly with the default settings. JPG uses lossy compression, so each save discards a small amount of detail, and at quality 92 the difference is practically invisible. Choose PNG if you need a result without lossy compression. Quality 100 keeps the most detail, but a JPG is still compressed. In our test, three 960 × 540 px JPG photos (281 KB in total) merged vertically into 960 × 1620 px: the JPG result at quality 92 was about 450 KB, and the PNG result was about 3 MB.
Yes, you can set the order and spacing between images. Drag an image card to a new position, or tap the left and right arrow buttons on a phone. Spacing between images goes from 0 to 120 px and the outer border from 0 to 160 px in the Advanced menu.
Yes, your images are safe and are not uploaded to a server. Images are only read into browser memory and are cleared when you close the tab. To confirm it, disconnect from the internet after the page has loaded: merging keeps working.
Yes, you can save the merged result as JPG or PNG, as well as WEBP, PDF and BMP. Change the format in the Format menu before downloading. JPG gives the smallest file for photos, while PNG keeps every pixel without lossy compression and supports a transparent background.
Yes, GabungJPG is free and works on your phone. It runs in Chrome, Safari and Samsung Internet on Android and iPhone, with no extra app. Tap Choose JPG files, pick photos from your gallery, set the order with the arrow buttons, then tap Download as JPG. The result is saved to your downloads folder or the Files app.
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