Merge screenshots into one long image
Chat conversations, error logs, receipts, full web pages — sometimes a single screenshot isn't enough. Stitching them into one tall image is far easier to share and read than sending five separate files.
Step 1 — Add the screenshots in order
Open the image combiner and add your screenshots — on desktop you can paste them straight from the clipboard. Add them top first; drag the thumbnails to fix the order if needed.
Step 2 — Vertical layout, zero spacing
Pick Vertical and set spacing to 0 and outer padding to 0 for a seamless stack — screenshots join edge to edge like a native scrolling capture. Prefer a visible separation instead? Raise the spacing a few pixels.
Step 3 — Export as PNG
Set the output format to PNG. Screenshots are full of text and sharp edges where JPEG leaves smudgy artifacts — PNG is lossless and keeps everything crisp.
Common questions
This tool stacks the screenshots you provide. It does not remove repeated headers, detect overlapping messages or capture an entire web page. Crop duplicated areas before adding your files if you need a continuous reading sequence.
How do I stitch screenshots into one long image?
Add the screenshots in reading order, pick the Vertical layout and set spacing to 0 — each screenshot attaches directly under the previous one to form a single tall image.
Which format is best for merged screenshots?
PNG. Screenshots contain text and flat UI colors where JPEG compression leaves visible artifacts. PNG is lossless, so text stays razor sharp.
Why did my merged screenshot come out blurry?
JPEG compression or enlarging a narrow screenshot can soften text. Scale to match uses the widest screenshot in a vertical stack. Export PNG and choose Keep original sizes to avoid scaling the sources.