How do i paste two pictures next to each other to make one photo?

Question

i edited a photo a while back and put text on it.

me being dumb, i forgot to save the original.

now i want the text off and i cant do it. so i cropped the picture so the text is gone but i had to split the picture into two parts.

how do i past them back together to make one photo instead of two halves of me?

Answer 1

reminder to use copies of originals, and backup on cd/dvd, you also may have option to undelete from trash or hidden tmp files,

pc inspector file recovery ,

http://www.pcinspector.de/Sites/file_rec...

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for images, you can use paint to create new canvas, then copy and paste images from another window,

there are other freeware programs that may be better to design new sets,

Photofiltre , copy and paste,

http://photofiltre.free.fr/frames_en.htm



Photoscape : combine and add frames and effects,

http://www.photoscape.org/ps/main/index....



Gimp ~image editor, use layers and effects for layouts,

http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/stable.h...

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Answer 2

mess around with the paint program.

it might work.

=D.

Answer 3

open both of em with paint seperately..then go to one of em and theres arrows on each corner of the picture so extend that ...so now you have blank white extra space ..go to the other half and high light it (clik on the top right dotted square and high light the picture from corner to corner) then copy that picture and paste it  into the other paint with the white extra space  and when their put together.. and if you have extra white space left ..use the corners and match it with your pictures taht way you dont have any of it there..its jus ur picture..then save it

Answer 4

Okay here you go; First open the first up in paint and go to Edit at the top and hit select all or ctrl+a then go to edit again and hit copy or ctrl+c then open another paint and go to edit and hit paste or ctrl+v now  open the second pic up and repeat before steps but when you paste it this time make it align perfectly by sliding it up beside it