Guide
How to Stitch Screenshots into One Long Image: Chat Logs, Tutorials, Receipts
Merging several screenshots into one long image is handy for sharing chat logs, tutorial steps or order receipts. Pic Toolkit’s collage tool stitches locally — reorderable, controllable gaps, no upload.
When you need a long stitched image
- Share a whole WeChat/QQ chat thread in one piece
- Combine step-by-step screenshots into a single tutorial image
- Keep e-commerce orders, shipping and invoice receipts
- Join multi-page document screenshots into one shareable image
Steps to stitch
- Open the Collage tool and add screenshots in order (drag to reorder)
- Choose vertical stitch (long image) or a grid collage
- Set the gap size and background color, then preview
- Export as PNG or JPG — prefer PNG for long images to keep clarity
Tips for a clean long image
- Keep all screenshots the same width so nothing shifts
- Sort by time/logic before stitching
- Use a solid gap color (white/black) — cleaner than a busy background
- Watch the export size for very long images; split if needed
Tip
If widths differ, crop them to the same width first so the long image edges stay straight.
Frequently asked questions
How many screenshots can I stitch?
No hard limit, but more images mean a larger file — keep batches under ~20 for convenience.
Does stitching lose clarity?
No. Merging is pixel-level, so the original resolution is preserved.
Can I edit it after exporting?
The export is a static image; to change it, keep the originals and re-stitch.
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