Compare two photos side by side
Load an older photo and a newer one, choose how they should sit next to each other, and download a single comparison image. Everything runs in this tab — neither photo is uploaded, and no account is needed at all.
Load an older photo and a newer one, choose how they should sit next to each other, and download a single comparison image. Everything runs in this tab — neither photo is uploaded, and no account is needed at all.
Two photos of the same thing, taken at different times, are hard to compare when they sit in separate files. This page puts them in one frame so the eye can move between them without switching tabs: a renovation before the walls came down, a haircut, a fitness check-in, a product shot before and after retouching.
For the main tool page with the full layout and export guide, see the before and after photo maker.
Two equal halves. The safest choice for a report, a listing, or a post where the two states must be read at the same size.
One photo hides behind the other and a handle decides how much of each shows. Works best when the camera did not move between shots, because the same detail stays under the handle.
The older photo sits on top at low opacity. If the two shots line up, edges snap together; if they do not, the misalignment is immediately visible.
A diagonal seam reads more like an editorial page than a clinic report. Stacking puts one photo above the other, which suits phone screens and story formats.
No. The comparison is drawn on a canvas inside the browser, so the files never leave the device.
No. Each one keeps its own proportions and the frame is filled edge to edge; if a photo does not match the frame shape it is cropped, never squashed.
Yes, on the slider layout: export a GIF or a video of the sweep instead of a still image.
The tool is free and needs no account. The first PNG export each day is clean; later PNG exports that day carry a small corner mark, and Pro removes it. GIF and video exports have no limit and no mark.
More layouts, templates and export options are on the main photo maker page, and the plan details are on pricing.