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2026-08-14T00:00:00.000ZImage Processing1 min read

Batch Stitch Images: Combine Multiple Images into One

Need to stitch many images into one long image? Learn horizontal, vertical, and grid stitching in the browser — no upload, privacy-safe. Perfect for chat logs, e-commerce, and posters.

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Combining multiple images into one is very common: chat screenshots into a long image, product photos into a grid, photos into a single poster. Batch stitching is the efficient way to do this. Here's how.

Common stitching modes

  • Horizontal: images side by side — panoramas, side-by-side comparisons
  • Vertical: images stacked top to bottom — chat logs, long screenshots
  • Grid: images in rows and columns — nine-grid posts, product showcases

Why use an online stitching tool

  1. Zero learning curve: upload and go, no installation
  2. Fast: batch process many images in minutes
  3. Quality preserved: no compression during stitching
  4. Privacy-safe: processed locally in your browser

Batch stitch with PixelForge

Open the PixelForge Stitch tool — processed entirely in your browser.

Step 1: Upload images in order (drag in multiple at once). Step 2: Choose vertical, horizontal, or grid stitching. Step 3: Adjust spacing and background, preview, and export.

Tips

  1. Upload in order — order = arrangement
  2. Plan the layout if mixing landscape and portrait
  3. Watch file size when stitching many images
  4. Compress long images afterward to slim them down

FAQ

Will stitching make my image blurry?

No. Stitching keeps the original resolution. If the result is too large, use the [Smart Compress tool](https://img-tools.top/compress).

Can I stitch many images at once?

Yes. Batch upload is supported — great for chat logs, screenshots, and product images.

Can I mix horizontal and vertical stitching?

For simple layouts, do it in two passes: stitch some images first, then combine with the rest.

Can I turn a stitched long image into a PDF?

Yes, use the [Image to PDF tool](https://img-tools.top/to-pdf) after stitching.

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