Adobe Photoshop is capable of solving graphic problems of almost any complexity. However, in solving the simplest ones, you can do without it. For example, to merge two images, ACDSee and Paint are enough.
It is necessary
- - ACDSee Pro 4,
- - Paint.
Instructions
Step 1
Launch ACDsee and open the necessary images in it: click the File> Open menu item, select files and click "Open". The sizes of the pictures must match, so they need to be adjusted to each other.
Step 2
You can find out and resize an image through the same menu: select a photo and click the Ctrl + R hotkeys. In the window that appears, activate the Size in pixels item, the Width field will indicate the image width, and the Height - the height. Using the same settings, you can change the size of the picture. If you don't want to lose the aspect ratio of the image, use the Percentage of original item. With its help, the image changes in percentage. Click Start Resize and then Done. Another smaller image will appear in the folder where this image is located.
Step 3
Open Paint, Windows' built-in standard graphics editor. To do this, click "Start" and type paint in the command line. Click Enter. In the lower right corner of the program there is a slider with which you can zoom in and out of the image, set this indicator as low as possible. Grab the bottom-right edge of the project and stretch it wider so that the image you will insert into it fits completely.
Step 4
Click Insert> Paste From, select the image you want, and click Open. Arrange the picture as needed. Paint lacks the ability to manipulate layers, so position the image in the right place from the start. However, if something did not work out, you can use the hotkeys Ctrl + Z (go back one step) and Ctrl + Y (go one step forward). Click Insert> Insert From again and upload the second picture. Arrange it according to your idea.
Step 5
To save the result, click File> Save As> Jpeg Image, select the path and click Save.
