Any programme to make 1 vertical photo from multiple?

dinneenp

Hi,
Is there any program/easy way to make 1 long vertical photo from multiple photos?
In my photo blog the style allows only 1 picture per post.
However I want to have several in the one post (to tell a 'photo story').
Cheers,
pa.

stcstc

photoshop, or basically any editing app,

just create a blank tall image, where width is same as the images u want to use

then add the images and arrange

dinneenp

stcstc wrote: »

photoshop, or basically any editing app,

just create a blank tall image, where width is same as the images u want to use

then add the images and arrange

No such thing as a stupid question but how do I 'create a tall blank image'?

Kintarō Hattori

If you have Photoshop or pretty much any image editor:

File New and it should allow you to set the dimensions for the image you want.

AnCatDubh

dinneenp wrote: »

No such thing as a stupid question but how do I 'create a tall blank image'?

Adjust the canvas size to twice the height or the desired size and copy/paste in your new image.

A simpler option would be to use irfanview (free for personal use).

Load it up and click image->create panorama image
Select "Vertical"
Add your images
Click create image

It also allows you to space the image and put a colour 'band' between them if this is what you want.

Dead easy and no worrying about canvas sizes or copying and pasting.

One word of caution about what you are seeking to do, you are bloating your image size (in terms of the download) to double, triple or any multiple consistent with the number of images you are stitching together. Those on slower connections mightn't wait for the image to load and move away from your site thinking it not responding. If your theme allowed for individual images to be loaded then the issue isn't as evident as the initial image is likely to load and be viewed followed by the next image, and so on.

hbr

dinneenp wrote: »

No such thing as a stupid question but how do I 'create a tall blank image'?

New Image. In Gimp, if you select the widest of your
multiple images first, the default size of a new image
has the same dimensions as the selected image. All
you need to do is change the height to a value big
enough to cover all the other images.

dinneenp

Infraview is the business- cheers.
This is what I have so far,am just going to edit it a bit, decide if I should take some out, rearrange, fix the very tall vertical ones
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