Select the shot references
Add 2โ9 JPG, PNG or WebP files, no larger than 25 MB each. Choose a main subject, an environment and a light reference. Local photo selection does not upload these files.
Stitch images of a subject, location and lighting setup into one shot reference board. Highsfield's image stitcher gives you four layouts, manual crop controls and PNG or JPG downloads, all in your browser. Start with 2โ9 photos; no sign-up or watermark.
Build a readable frame that explains the look you want to explore.
Add 2โ9 JPG, PNG or WebP files, no larger than 25 MB each. Choose a main subject, an environment and a light reference. Local photo selection does not upload these files.
Use Featured photo for your primary reference or Photo grid for equal comparisons. Drag photos to swap them in Arrange photos, then switch to Adjust crop to position the subject.
Set a wide, square or portrait ratio and choose the spacing and background. Download PNG or JPG with a 1200, 2048 or 4096 px long edge. The online image stitcher requires no credits.
A compact reference sheet helps separate framing decisions from the motion brief.
Place a close-up and a wider composition beside each other. Keep crop scale deliberate so the difference in subject emphasis is clear.
Arrange daylight, studio and evening examples in a grid. Use the original photos to compare light direction and atmosphere; the stitcher does not relight them.
Order three or four reference frames into a strip. Treat it as a planning sheet rather than a promise that a video model will reproduce each panel.
Use a featured frame when one reference carries the main idea. Review the crop around faces and key props, and leave enough space to judge the composition. A gap makes separate reference shots easier to read.
Image stitch combines panels without automatic scene alignment or seam blending. It cannot create a continuous panorama or sharpen an undersized source. Inspect the downloaded board before using it as a video reference.
Need a new source image? Explore the AI image generator and return with your downloaded photos.
Choose the shots you want to compare and arrange them in one board. Use Featured photo to emphasize a main reference or Side by side to compare framing. 'Stich' is a spelling variant of 'stitch'; no extra software is needed for this layout task.
Yes. The browser stitcher and PNG or JPG download need no account, credits or watermark. Video generation is a separate workflow with its own model options and credit cost.
The reference board is assembled with manual layouts and crops, not AI. No model fills gaps, blends overlapping scenes or changes the content of a shot.
No. The photo stitcher works locally. Choosing the completed-image video action saves the final board in this browser; after sign-in it uploads that board as one video reference. Your separate source files stay here.
Use 2โ9 JPG, PNG or WebP images with a maximum of 25 MB per file. Decoded images also have memory limits; reduce unusually large source dimensions if the browser rejects them.
Side by side keeps two framing options easy to compare. Photo grid gives several options equal space, while Featured photo emphasizes one main direction.
No. It lays out separate shots and lets you adjust each crop. Automatic overlap detection, perspective correction and panorama seam blending are outside this tool.
Select 1200, 2048 or 4096 px for the long edge. Use PNG for reference sheets with crisp edges or JPG for smaller files, and check whether fine details remain readable.
Download it first, then carry the current board to the video workspace with the completed-image button. Sign in to load it as one starting reference, review the available settings and credits, and submit only when ready. The reference must be under 10 MB.
Once the framing is clear, open Highsfield's video workspace. The completed-image action carries the board into the reference field so you can describe movement and review the quote before generating.