Chat logs too long, web content too fragmented — sharing screenshot after screenshot is messy and looks like spamming. Stitching screenshots into one long image makes sharing clear and saving tidy. Here's how.
When to make a long image
- Chat logs: combine a whole conversation into one image for forwarding or archiving
- Web pages/articles: stitch long content screenshots
- Proofs/certificates: merge screenshots for clearer submission
- Tutorial steps: combine steps into one flow
Two stitching directions
| Direction | Use case | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Vertical | Chat, long articles | Top-to-bottom long image |
| Horizontal | Comparisons, side-by-side | Left-to-right wide image |
Vertical stitching is most common, connecting content top to bottom.
How to stitch with PixelForge
Open the PixelForge Stitch Tool — local processing, no upload.
Step 1: Upload screenshots in top-to-bottom order.
Step 2: Choose vertical (or horizontal) stitching.
Step 3: Set spacing (with/without gap), preview, and export.
Tips
- Upload order matters — wrong order means wrong content
- Unify screenshot widths — neater results
- Choose seamless join — natural for chat logs