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Before & After

Side by Side Photo Maker

Place two photos next to each other, or stack them for a phone screen. Both are cropped to the same frame so they line up; add labels, a thin white divider and your logo, then download a PNG. No sign-up and no upload.

Before photo
After photo

Showing demo photos. Upload yours above, or drop them onto the picture.

Processed on this device — nothing is uploaded

Side by side or stacked

Switch between the two at the top of the editor. The frame you pick applies to each photo, so the final image is twice as wide or twice as tall.

Side by side

Best for wide screens, slide decks, proof sheets and listings. Two 1:1 photos make a 2:1 image; two 4:3 photos make an 8:3 banner.

Stacked

Best for phones. Two 4:5 photos stack into a tall 2:5 image, and two 16:9 shots stack into a frame close to square that fits an Instagram post.

Matched framing

Align & zoom lets you zoom either photo up to 3× and drag it inside its frame. Click a photo in the preview to choose which one you are moving.

Labels, divider and logo

  • Labels sit in the top or bottom corner of each photo and scale with the image, so they stay readable on a phone.
  • The white divider adds a thin gap between the photos. Turn it off for a seamless join.
  • Your logo goes in any corner of the whole image, at the size you choose, and is remembered in this browser for next time.

Beyond before and after

Anything you want people to compare at a glance works the same way: two colorways of a product, a design draft next to the final, a listing photo against the real room, the same street in winter and summer, or two haircuts you can't decide between. Because the photos never leave your device, it is also a safe way to compare client or patient images.

Questions

Can I use it for photos that aren't before and after?

Yes. Rename the two labels to anything up to 24 characters — “Option A” and “Option B”, “Matte” and “Gloss”, “Plan” and “Built” — or turn labels off. The tool simply places two photos in matching frames.

Why is part of my photo cut off?

Both photos are cropped to the same frame so they line up, and a photo whose shape differs from the frame loses its edges. Pick the frame that matches your photos (Original uses the shape of the first one), or open Align & zoom and drag each photo to choose what stays in view.

What size is the image?

The free PNG is 1200 px on its long edge with a small watermark, so a side-by-side pair of square photos comes out at 1200 × 600. Without the watermark, the HD PNG goes up to 4096 px depending on your photos and uses one credit.

Do I need to sign up?

No. Uploading, arranging, labeling and the PNG download all work without an account, as often as you like.