Fusion
Verticale

Vertical image merge is the process of stacking multiple images on top of each other to create a single tall image. This technique places images in a top-to-bottom arrangement, perfect for creating long scrolling images, infographics, or combining screenshots.

Simply upload your images to our vertical merge tool, arrange them in your desired order, adjust spacing if needed, and click 'Merge & Download'. Your images will be stacked top to bottom automatically.

Vertical merging is ideal for creating long screenshots, step-by-step tutorials, Pinterest pins, infographics, mobile scrolling content, and combining multiple chat screenshots or social media posts into one image.

Yes! Our tool automatically handles images of different widths. The merged result will accommodate all images, and you can adjust background color to fill any gaps created by width differences.

You can stack as many images as you need. There's no fixed limit, but we recommend keeping it reasonable for optimal file size and loading performance. Most users stack 2-10 images.

Yes, completely free! No watermarks, no registration required, and no hidden costs. All processing happens in your browser for complete privacy.

We support all major image formats including JPEG, PNG, WebP, and GIF. The merged output is saved as high-quality PNG to preserve transparency and quality.

Absolutely! You can adjust the spacing between images using our slider control. Add as much or as little space as you need, and even choose a custom background color for the gaps.

Upload your screenshots in order from top to bottom, set spacing to 0 for a seamless look, and merge. This creates a single long image that looks like one continuous screenshot.

Yes, you can upload images in any order and rearrange them by removing and re-adding in the correct sequence. The final merge will respect the order shown in the preview.

The merged image maintains the original resolution of your source images. The width will be determined by the widest image, and the height will be the sum of all image heights plus any spacing.

Pinterest pins work best with tall, vertical images. Upload your images, stack them vertically with minimal spacing, and download. The resulting tall image is perfect for Pinterest's format.

No, your images never leave your device. All merging and processing happens entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript. Nothing is uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security.