After a long conversation, sharing chat records as a bunch of separate screenshots is messy and tiring to read. Merge them into one long image — clear, continuous, and easy to save. Especially for social posts, dispute evidence, and article visuals, a long image is the best format.
This guide shows how to stitch chat screenshots into one complete long image.
Why merge into a long image
- Continuous reading: read top to bottom without flipping back and forth
- Easy sharing: convenient for Moments, Weibo and WeChat friends
- Complete evidence: a full conversation at a glance for disputes/reports
- Neat layout: cleaner than loose screenshots
Steps to stitch
Use the PixelForge Image Stitching Tool for vertical chat stitching:
- Upload chat screenshots (in chronological order)
- Choose vertical stitching (long-image mode)
- Adjust the order and confirm nothing is missing
- Export the long image
The tool auto-aligns for seamless joins — no offset borders between screenshots.
Prep before stitching
Clean the screenshots
Trim notification bars and status bars before screenshotting, or use the crop tool to remove clutter — the long image stays clean.
Mind the order
Chat records must be chronological. Check after upload; the tool supports drag reordering.
Protect privacy
Blur the other party's avatar, nickname and phone number with the mosaic tool before stitching and sharing.
Long-image stitching tips
- Keep screenshot width uniform: consistent widths stitch more neatly
- Remove duplicate timestamps: consecutive screenshots repeat time stamps
- Compress after stitching: long images get large — use online compression before sharing