AI Image Combiner

Choose or drop 2–4 JPG, PNG or WebP photos, up to 10 MB each.

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What You Can Create with AI Image Combiner

Illustrative examples

Two friends sitting together on a bench in a park.

Put Two People in One Photo

Got a good photo of each person? Use both to make the picture you never got to take together.

A man, a dog, and a picnic basket beside a mountain lake.

Merge Multiple Images Into One Scene

Bring a person, a pet, and a favorite spot together in one picture.

A golden retriever shown as a puppy and as an adult in two side-by-side photos.

Combine Two Photos Side by Side

Ask for a straight split down the middle to compare two moments in one frame.

How to Combine Two Images Into One

  1. Pick your photos

    Upload two to four JPG, PNG, or WebP files from your phone or computer.

  2. Say what goes where

    Write a sentence like “Put us on the same bench in afternoon light.”

  3. Choose the frame

    Pick a square, portrait, or landscape ratio to fit where you’ll use the photo.

  4. Generate and save

    Select Generate image, check the result, and download the PNG.

Open the AI Image Combiner tool

Why Our AI Image Combiner Blends Better

One scene, shared light

The model redraws the scene around your reference photos so the subjects can share the same light and background.

Tell it what to keep

Name who goes where and what details should stay, like the red jacket or the dog’s markings.

No iaimage watermark

Download the PNG without an iaimage logo stamped on it.

Full-size PNG

Save the full PNG. Square generations are about 1,024 × 1,024 pixels.

AI Image Combiner FAQ

  1. Can I put two people in one photo if they were never in the same room?

  2. How many photos can I combine at once?

  3. Which file types and sizes can I upload?

  4. Can I combine photos from my phone?

  5. Can I put two photos side by side instead of blending them?

  6. What should I write in my prompt?

  7. What happens to the photos I upload?

  8. Which aspect ratios can I choose?

  9. How large is the PNG I can download?

  10. How many credits does a generation use?

  11. What happens to my credits if generation fails?

  12. Where can I find past images and download them again?