Make a two-photo grid with one row and two columns. Compare before and after photos or place two views together in a single download.
Waiting for photos
Four travel photos, brought together in a clean 2×2 collage.
Upload two photos with comparable subjects or a useful contrast. Check the selected images before changing the layout.
Start with square cells in one horizontal row. Adjust spacing and background to make the boundary clear.
Download the combined image and inspect both halves at the size you plan to share.
Here it means two photo cells. The default is one row with two columns. The row and column controls let you switch to a vertical pair.
This page exports one joined collage. If you already have one image and need two separate files, use the splitter and choose the appropriate row or column count.
For a room makeover or product comparison, use similar camera angles, distance, and lighting. A grid can align the presentation, but it cannot make two differently framed photos equivalent. Leave enough room around the subject so the cell crop does not remove an important feature. Keep the dividing gap modest so readers see the relationship between the two pictures.
This page opens with one row and two columns: two pictures beside each other. Change to two rows and one column for a stacked arrangement. Square cells give the horizontal version a wide shape and the stacked version a tall shape. Choosing a different cell ratio changes each photo slot; it does not directly set the entire image ratio.
AI styles
Choose a style, preview an example, then create an image with AI credits.
