Stitch Photos: Long Screenshot
How does the automatic stitching work, and what if my screenshots aren't perfectly aligned?
The app automatically detects overlapping areas in your screenshots and merges them into one seamless image. Even if your shots are slightly misaligned, like from jittery hands, the stitching is still very accurate and produces a smooth result without glitchy seams.
What can I do if the auto stitching fails on a page with repeating elements, like a navigation bar?
You can use the manual pinning tool to tap matching points on two images, telling the app exactly where to align them. This gives you precise control without any complexity, so you can fix tricky overlaps easily.
The app says it's paid—what happens if I lose access after buying it or switch phones?
Stitch Photos is a one-time purchase tied to your app store account, so you can reinstall it on any device using the same account without paying again. Just make sure to back up your purchases through the store's library or purchase history.
Will Stitch Photos add watermarks or compress my images when I export them?
No, the app does not add watermarks to your stitched images. You can export as PNG for crisp quality or switch to JPEG for smaller file sizes, and the app does not compress your files beyond what you choose.
How does Stitch Photos compare to free screenshot stitchers like LongShot or ScreenMaster?
Unlike many free apps that may include watermarks, ads, or data collection, Stitch Photos is a one-time purchase with a strong privacy policy and no data mining. Its automatic stitching handles imperfect alignment better than most free tools, and the manual pinning feature gives you more control when auto mode struggles.
