MAKE THE WHOLE PICTURE CLEAR

Stitch screenshots together.

Turn a sequence of screenshots into one useful image for a tutorial, support conversation or visual report. Arrange your images, choose a vertical or horizontal layout, and review the exact file before downloading.

01 / ADD YOUR IMAGES

A clearer picture, together.

Drop still PNG, JPEG or WebP files here. Select multiple files at once, or add more later.

Choose images

Up to 25 images · 15 MiB each · 60 MiB total · 8 megapixels per image · 40 megapixels total · 8,192 pixels per side. Stitched output: at most 8 megapixels and 8,192 pixels per side. Output data: 64 MiB maximum.

Independent uploads: these files do not inherit redactions or edits from the screenshot editor. For sensitive images, export a permanently redacted image first, then upload that safe export here.

Arrange images

0 images selected. Drag a row to reorder, or use Move up and Move down with mouse, keyboard or touch.

Your images will appear here in output order.

02 / OUTPUT SETTINGSLayoutAlignmentScale to a common width

Original dimensions by default. Common size scales down to the smallest width, preserving aspect ratio.

SpacingSpacing in pixelsBackgroundCustom background colourOutput format

PNG and WebP support transparency. JPEG flattens transparent areas onto the opaque JPEG background.

Add images to begin.

How to combine screenshots

Choose or drop still PNG, JPEG or WebP images. The numbered thumbnails show output order.
Drag a row, or use Move up and Move down. These buttons also work with keyboard and touch.
Choose layout, alignment, spacing and background. Original pixel sizes are preserved by default. Common-size scaling reduces larger images to the smallest width or height while preserving proportions.
Generate a preview, inspect the combined image and download PNG, JPEG or WebP. Changing images or settings clears the old preview until you generate a new one.

Predictable layouts, without automatic overlap

Vertical layouts stack images from top to bottom, aligned left, centre or right. Horizontal layouts place them from left to right, aligned top, centre or bottom. Spacing adds an optional gap of up to 200 pixels. This tool joins complete images; it does not detect scrolling overlap or remove repeated headers. Crop those parts first in the screenshot editor.

Transparent or solid backgrounds

Choose white, black, a custom colour or transparency. PNG and WebP retain transparent areas. JPEG uses the selected opaque JPEG background. The generated preview is the same encoded file you download, including JPEG compression and background handling.

Local processing with practical limits

Images are decoded one at a time, and original private metadata is not copied into the combined output. The selection supports up to 25 images with the limits shown in the workspace. The stitched image must fit within 8 megapixels and 8,192 pixels per side. For a long document, make a multipage PDF instead.

Uploads are independent of editor sessions. If an image contains private details, use permanent redaction and export the safe result before uploading it here. For separate files in a common format, try batch image processing.

Frequently asked questions

How do I combine screenshots side by side?

Add your images, arrange their order and choose Horizontal layout. Select top, centre or bottom alignment, adjust spacing and generate a preview. Download the combined PNG, JPEG or WebP.

Will the tool remove overlapping sections automatically?

No. Stitching joins complete images in the chosen order. It does not detect scrolling overlap or remove repeated headers. Crop unwanted sections in the screenshot editor first.

Can I join images with different dimensions without stretching?

Yes. Original pixel sizes are preserved by default. Common-size mode scales larger images down to the smallest width for vertical layouts or height for horizontal layouts, preserving proportions with normal pixel rounding.

What if a stitched image is too long?

The output must remain within 8,192 pixels per side and 8 megapixels total. Use fewer images or common-size downscaling. For a long sequence, an image PDF can place each screenshot on its own page.