Merging pictures using paint

ryanaw

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:DCan anybody please tell me how to merge 2 or more pictures together using paint, so that I can make 1 jpeg

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Hi

Have a look at this link

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How do you want to merge the pictures,
1. Collage ?
2. Like the pic in the link by Lomai ?
3. Superimpose ?
4. Side by Side ?

I would suggest using a better tool like Paint.NET or GIMP.
Paint.NET is quite easy and GIMP does have a bit steeper learning curve but they are both powerful.
 

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Side by side either vertically or horizontally
 

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Hi Rynaw
Just open a blank page in Paint. Click "Paste from" then select a jpeg. Then do the same again with the second Jpeg and adjust the position relative to the first one by just clicking and dragging he image. You can adjust the size by the handles at the corners of the selected jpeg. When you are happy with the sizes and position just crop round the two images and save the whole as one jpeg.
Sounds complex when it is written but when you have done it once it's easy. You can of course put as many jpegs in as you wish!
Hope this helps.
 

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i know this thread is old, but i just wanted to give credit to mitchell65 whose suggestion worked for me.


Hi Rynaw
Just open a blank page in Paint. Click "Paste from" then select a jpeg. Then do the same again with the second Jpeg and adjust the position relative to the first one by just clicking and dragging he image. You can adjust the size by the handles at the corners of the selected jpeg. When you are happy with the sizes and position just crop round the two images and save the whole as one jpeg.
Sounds complex when it is written but when you have done it once it's easy. You can of course put as many jpegs in as you wish!
Hope this helps.
 

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