Skin
Private photo comparison boardSkin photo comparison tool for dermatologist visits
Arrange two skin photos side by side with dates, labels and questions for a dermatologist visit. Create a photo board locally in your browser.
This board organizes your pictures. It cannot identify a condition, measure improvement, or tell you whether a spot is safe. Differences in lighting, distance, and camera settings can look like skin changes.
Prepare a useful pair
Choose photos of the same area from a similar angle and distance. Use clear, evenly lit images without filters. Keep the originals: this board makes smaller copies for display and download.
For a clinician, include a wider view showing the location and a clear close-up as requested. Ask their office how and how often to send photos securely.
Choose photos from your device
Your chosen photos stay in this browser tab. They are not uploaded or saved by this tool. Closing or reloading the page clears the board. A downloaded board remains on your device.
My photo board
Both pictures are fitted into equal frames without cropping, stretching, or color adjustments. A matching frame does not mean a matching scale.
Choose photo 1 above
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If a skin concern is changing or worrying you, seek medical advice. Do not wait for another comparison photo before asking for help.
Make the most of this tool
Create a dated skin-photo board for a dermatologist conversation
Choose two photos from your device, add dates or labels, and write what you want to discuss. Review the full images side by side, then download or print the board while keeping your originals.
Does this skin photo tool analyze a rash, mole or acne?
No. It arranges photos without diagnosing, measuring improvement, or judging whether a spot is safe. Lighting, camera settings, and distance can make two photos look different.
Are my skin photos uploaded when I create a board?
No. The tool opens them in your browser tab and makes smaller display copies. A reload clears the board. Keep original images and ask your clinician how to share them securely.
Behind this tool
Research checked October 8, 2026. This original photo organizer uses the following guidance about focus, lighting, filters, photo perspectives, and contacting your dermatologist for secure sharing.