How to align and attach multiple images (layers) vertically with same width?

[Abdullah5C3A]

hello guys, can someone help me about how can i align the multiple images vertically coz all of those got same width but different heights
when i tried to use distribute layer option and tried to align vertically, photoshop stacked up all the images into one and aligned them vertically, can someone help to do it in an easy way?

[Barb Binder]

If the images are under each other and you try to align vertically, they will stack on top of each other. Vertical alignment is helpful when images are sitting side by side.

Do you mean align horizontally? Or distribute vertically? Showing both, below:

~Barb 

[Abdullah5C3A]

hello berb, thanks for answering
but i wanted to place multiple images vertically fit to the canvas (as my canvas got the same height as the images) perfectally aligned from top to bottom joined with no gaps , is it possible, i have tried this method as suggests, it does actually align the images but all the images stack up on one another but didnt get distributed evenly without getting piled up,
is there any other way u can suggest? would be appreciated.

[Chuck Uebele]

If your canvas is the exact height of all your images combined, you can place one at the very top and one on the very bottom. Then with the move tool selected click on the 3 dots in the menu bar for aligning objects. There will be an option to align the layers based on the space between then rather than on their centers.

[Stephen_A_Marsh]

You can use JJMack's Paste Image Roll script:

http://www.mouseprints.net/old/dpr/PhotoCollageToolkit.html

http://www.mouseprints.net/old/dpr/PasteImageRoll.html

[Barb Binder]

i wanted to place multiple images vertically fit to the canvas (as my canvas got the same height as the images) perfectally aligned from top to bottom joined with no gaps

I think this is what you are asking for. The key is that all of the height of all of images combined is equal the height the of the canvas.

If this still isn't it, please share a before and after screen shot.

~Barb