Add the original and candidates
Select 2–9 JPG, PNG or WebP images, no more than 25 MB per file. Include the original picture with the versions you want to judge so the starting point remains visible.
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Stitch Images to Compare Your Edits
Keep the original in view
Stitch images into an original-and-edit comparison before choosing a result. Put 2–9 pictures side by side or in a grid, position each crop manually and save one PNG or JPG. This free face in hole tool works locally in your browser without registration, credits or a watermark.
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How to stitch images for an edit review
A useful comparison keeps framing consistent so you can focus on the change.
Match the important area
Choose Side by side for a pair or Photo grid for several edits. Use Arrange photos to order candidates, then Adjust crop to bring the subject to a comparable position and size.
Download a review sheet
Adjust the gap, ratio and background before exporting. Choose PNG or JPG and a 1200, 2048 or 4096 px long edge. Compare the saved sheet at a comfortable viewing size.
Compare a specific change in each panel
The board helps you inspect options; it does not decide which edit is correct.
Portrait crop review
Place portrait variants beside the original and check eyes, expression and head position. Cropping the panels similarly makes accidental changes easier to notice.
Background alternatives
Compare the same subject in different settings. Keep the subject visible at a similar scale to judge whether the new background distracts from it.
Object detail checks
Build a sheet of candidate edits and inspect shapes, lettering and color against the source. If a small feature matters, use a crop that gives it enough space.
Compare fairly before selecting an edit
Use the original as a consistent reference and avoid cropping out the very detail you need to assess. A neutral background and small gap can help separate the panels without taking attention away from them.
Stitching does not perform a face swap, cut out a subject, correct an AI edit or blend overlapping photos. It creates separate panels from the files you provide, with manual ordering and crop controls.
Need a new source image? Explore the AI image generator and return with your downloaded photos.
Reference comparison questions
Can I stitch an original and an edited image side by side?
Yes. Add both files and choose Side by side. Adjust each crop to keep the same part of the subject visible, then download the combined comparison.
Will the stitcher align faces automatically?
No. You position and crop the pictures yourself. The tool does not detect faces, match landmarks or verify that an edited portrait preserves identity.
Is the comparison sheet free to download?
Yes. Layout and PNG or JPG export cost no credits and require no account. The stitcher does not add a watermark.
How many edits can I include?
The board holds 2–9 images in total, including the original if you add it. Supported sources are JPG, PNG and WebP with a 25 MB limit per file; browser memory can require smaller sources.
Can I preserve fine edges in the download?
Try PNG and a sufficiently large source image. Output long-edge options are 1200, 2048 and 4096 px. A bigger export cannot recreate detail lost in the original or removed by cropping.
Are my original and edited photos sent to a server?
They are not uploaded by the stitching or download operations. The completed-image video button stores the finished sheet in this browser for up to 24 hours; continuing and signing in uploads that one sheet as a reference.
Can I send my chosen board to video?
After downloading, use the completed-image button to carry the current composition to the video workspace. The file must be no larger than 10 MB; reduce the output or choose JPG if necessary. Video requires sign-in and a separate credit quote. A comparison sheet is one still reference, not a command to animate its panels separately.
Give your selected composition a motion study
Review the original and variants first. When your composition is ready, use the completed-image button to carry it into the video workspace, then check the available model and quote before requesting motion.
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