@Kyle Ramphal - you might instead try inserting the n copies of an image within a larger image. Your larger image would act as the background, and you would then place your other images within it. For example,
mImg1 = imread('gfci.PNG');
mImg2 = imread('120V.png');
% create the background image which will be black
mBackgroundImg = uint8(zeros(1000,1000,3));
% create the figues, axes, and image
mHFig = figure;
mHAxes = axes;
mHImg = image(mHAxes, mBackgroundImg);
mImg1Size = size(mImg1);
mImg2Size = size(mImg2);
% insert the first image to the top left corner of the background image
mBackgroundImg(1:mImg1Size(1),1:mImg1Size(2),:) = mImg1;
% update the image object data
set(mHImg, 'CData', mBackgroundImg);
% position offset from top left corner of where the second image should be placed
mPosOffset = 500;
mBackgroundImg(mPosOffset:mImg2Size(1) + mPosOffset - 1,mPosOffset:mImg2Size(2) + mPosOffset - 1,:) = mImg2;
% update the image object data
set(mHImg, 'CData', mBackgroundImg);
You should be able to do something similar with your app so long as your background image is large enough and you know where you want to insert the new image.
