Want to merge multiple phone photos into one long image or a single large picture? Whether it's stitching chat screenshots into a long image, combining travel photos into a panorama, or merging images for easy sharing, stitching phone images is a common need. Here's how to do it practically on your phone.
Common stitching scenarios
- Chat logs to long image: merge multi-screen WeChat/SMS chat history into one long screenshot
- Multiple photos to one: combine travel or event photos into a single image
- Screenshots to long image: merge multi-screen webpage/article captures
- Collage: arrange several small images into one grid
Choosing a stitch direction
- Vertical stitch: images stacked top-to-bottom into a tall image — great for chat logs and article screenshots
- Horizontal stitch: images side-by-side into a wide image — great for panoramas and wide scenes
- Grid stitch: images arranged into rows and columns — great for 9-grid and portfolios
How to stitch phone images with PixelForge
PixelForge's Image Stitch tool supports vertical, horizontal, and grid modes, all processed locally in your browser.
Step 1: Upload multiple images Upload the images in order; you can drag to reorder them.
Step 2: Choose the stitch mode Vertical suits chat-log long images, horizontal suits panoramas, and grid suits 9-grid layouts.
Step 3: Adjust spacing and background Set image spacing and background color for a cleaner result, then generate and download.
Tips
- Unify orientation: rotate any sideways images first so the stitch isn't crooked
- Unify dimensions: keep resolutions close for smoother transitions
- Vertical first: tall images are friendlier for most phone sharing
- Mind the order: the order of upload is the order of display — arrange first