Before and after pins are proof in one image. A room makeover, a decluttered closet, a garden, a hair color, a restored chair or a website redesign all become far more convincing when people can see where it started. That is why makeover content is a staple on Pinterest.
This maker places your two photos stacked or side by side, adds bold labels and a title band at the top, middle or bottom, and exports a 1000 x 1500 pin. The photos are cropped to fill each half and never leave your browser.
Stacked or side by side?
Stacked works best for landscape photos such as rooms, gardens and kitchens, because each photo keeps a wide crop across the full pin width. Side by side suits portrait photos like outfits, hair, nails, furniture pieces and plants.
Placing the title between the photos makes a strong visual split, and it keeps the title in the middle of the pin where the eye lands first when scrolling.
Taking photos that compare well
Shoot from the same spot, at the same height and with similar light, so the only thing that changes is the result. Turn on the same lamps, open the same curtains and use the same lens. A matching angle is what makes the change obvious at a glance.
For two different options rather than a transformation, use the comparison pin maker. To blur a messy background before you start, try blur background for pin.