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Before-and-after image maker

Show what changed. Compare two photos side by side or in a split image. Frame each independently, choose formats for nine platforms, and download PNG or JPG.

Two photos. One clear comparison.

Show what changed.

Choose your images, line them up, and take the finished image with you.

Opening sample photo…

Opening sample photo…

The example uses the same photo in two different frames, not a real transformation. Replace both images to show your change.

JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 20 MB and 40 megapixels each. Images stay in this tab; download before leaving.

Make the comparison

Frame the before image

Choose either photo above. Each keeps its own framing.

Your finished image

1080 × 1080 px

General canvas size. Choose a destination for platform-specific output formats.

Click a subject to adjust that image’s focus. Use arrow keys on the preview to move the selected photo’s focal point; hold Shift for a larger step. In split view, use the divider control to reveal more of either image.

Keep the comparison.

One static image, exactly as shown above. Use an honest comparison and explain any differences in framing.

Opening the example images…

From input to finished work

How to use the before-and-after image maker.

  1. Choose the before and after photos with the two file pickers. Replace the sample before presenting a comparison as a real result.
  2. Frame each photo independently, edit the labels, and choose side-by-side or split. Adjust the divider and check the final destination size.
  3. Fix label overflow before exporting, then download the finished comparison as a PNG or JPG.

Illustrative example

A small task, finished.

Start with: Two photos of a display taken from a similar viewpoint, with labels for the original and revised arrangement.

Leave with: One labeled comparison. Choose side-by-side when both complete views matter, or a split when matching the same area helps show the difference.

Before you rely on the result

  • The built-in sample uses one photo with different framing; it is not evidence of a transformation. Your comparison is only as reliable as its source photos and labels.
  • Destination guides are approximate and stay out of exports. Changing the format preserves framing, so inspect the result at its new size. Each image is limited to 20 MB and 40 megapixels.

Keep making

A good next step.

These tools work in your browser. Your images, drafts and plans stay on your device. Download your work before closing the tab.

Work well together

Give the work a clear path.

Prepare the draft, check its destination, and give a reviewer the context they need. Keep the caption, image, decision, and deadline together when you move into your team’s workflow.

See the Slash Social workflow →