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Stitch chat screenshots

Join a dozen chat screenshots into one continuous image with spacing and rounded corners so it reads as a single conversation.

Upload and process

Runs locally
Upload chat screenshots in orderor click to browse — list order becomes the stitching order
    Files are processed on your device and never uploaded. Nothing is stored on any server.

    How to use it

    1. Select the screenshots in order (galleries usually allow multi-select in capture order).
    2. Choose the alignment reference: narrowest, widest or the first screenshot.
    3. Set the gap, corner radius and outer padding for a card-like look.
    4. Check the list order — it becomes the stitching order.
    5. Stitch and download the finished image.

    When this tool helps

    Turning a conversation into a single image is a routine need for posts, submissions and evidence. Two things make it awkward: widths must match or the result looks ragged, and screenshots need separation or readers cannot tell where one ends. Both are handled here, plus rounded corners for a tidier result. Everything runs locally, which matters when the screenshots are private.

    Blur anything you would rather not publish (names, avatars, phone numbers) before stitching — the local censor tool on this site does that in a few seconds.

    FAQ

    How do I fix the order?

    The list order is the stitching order. Clear the list and reselect in the correct sequence.

    What are the gap and radius for?

    The gap separates each screenshot so the reader sees them as distinct captures; the radius softens the corners to match a chat card look.

    What if the widths differ?

    Narrowest is safest because nothing is cropped; the remaining space is filled with your background colour.

    Does it lose quality?

    Only a single proportional scale to the common width, which stitching requires. Nothing is cropped vertically, and PNG output adds no compression loss.

    Are the screenshots uploaded?

    No — stitching happens in your browser.