Make a single animated image out of multiple frame files. ImageKlebor is a tool that can combine multiple input images (like chunks of a sliced image or frames of an animation) into a single output image. All images can be arbitrarily arranged on a grid (which may also be a horizontal or vertical stripe), and several extended options let you put together your various image slices with ease.

ImageKlebor comes in two flavors: the graphical (GUI) version lets you put together your images in a visual (manual) way, while the command-line version is especially useful for pipeline integration and automated tasks.

ImageKlebor is available for Windows, Linux and Macintosh. The Windows version comes as a setup, the Linux version comes as an archive that simply needs to be extracted to a location of your choice, the Macintosh version comes as a disk image that can be easily installed into your /Applications folder. All versions contain both the graphical and the command-line version, several examples, as well as a comprehensive manual.

ImageKlebor can be easily used in conjunction with RenderPal V2 to combine sliced images back into one single image; the included manual contains details about how to do this.

And best of all, ImageKlebor is completely free, even for commercial use.

The license of this software is Freeware, you can free download and free use this panorama software.