Merge Photos into One
Stack screenshots and photos into a single image for easy sharing.
100% client-side — files never leave your device
100% private — processed locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Images are combined in list order — drag to reorder before combining.
Merge Photos into One: quick guide
Stack screenshots and photos into a single image for easy sharing. GlobePDF runs this workflow in your browser, so your files stay on your device instead of being uploaded to a server. Use it when you want to combine several documents into one PDF, then verify the downloaded result before sending it anywhere.
Worldwide document packet checks
- Check the exact requirement on the official form, portal, or recipient checklist before submitting.
- Keep the original file until the upload or recipient accepts the processed version.
- Open the downloaded file once and verify page order, readability, and final file size.
- Put supporting files in the same order as the checklist, form, or case officer instructions.
How to use it
- Upload two or more files in the order you want them to appear.
- Drag files to reorder them before creating the final PDF.
- Download the merged PDF and skim the first and last pages to confirm the order.
Best for
- Combining statements, forms, or invoices
- Creating one upload file from multiple PDFs
- Keeping document order under your control
Before you submit
- Check page order, formatting, and readability after export.
- Open the downloaded file once before submitting it.
- Keep the original file until the result is accepted.
Questions about Merge Photos into One
Do I need an account for Merge Photos into One?
You can use the basic features without an account. Sign up or log in to access additional capabilities.
Are my files uploaded?
GlobePDF runs this workflow in your browser, so your files stay on your device instead of being uploaded to a server.
Can I control the order of the merged PDF?
Yes. Add files in the order you want, then drag them before merging if the final PDF should follow a different sequence.