When is a landscape template better?
Use landscape when the subject is wide or the final image will sit inside a website, blog, deck, or project page.
Landscape template
Landscape before and after photo template
A landscape template gives two photos generous horizontal space. It is a strong default for websites, project pages, portfolio images, and room comparisons.
Website pagesRoom comparisonsWide project posts
Choose and reuse this template
- 1Use landscape for wider subjects
Rooms, exterior projects, screenshots, and horizontal photos often read better in a wide frame.
- 2Balance both photo slots
Keep the before and after images the same size so the comparison feels direct and fair.
- 3Export for web placement
A wide PNG can be placed into articles, case studies, project pages, and social previews.
Keep the template useful
- Use landscape for room makeovers and renovation photos.
- Leave enough contrast around text labels.
- Use the same frame style across a portfolio set.
FAQ
Can I use landscape templates for photo edits?
Yes. They work well for original vs edited comparisons and screenshots.
Does landscape work on mobile?
Yes, but a vertical template may fill more screen space in story-style contexts.
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More ways to make before and after photos
Vertical template
Vertical before and after photo template
Use a vertical before and after photo template for mobile stories, progress posts, portrait comparisons, and phone-first sharing.
Open pageHome projectsRoom makeover before and after photo
Make a room makeover before and after photo from two pictures. Align the room, add simple labels, and export one shareable PNG.
Open pageComparison toolPhoto comparison maker
Use a photo comparison maker to review two versions, edits, product options, progress photos, or before and after images in one frame.
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