Input Screen – Creating Image List and Editing Images

How to Organise and Edit Screenshots for Stitching

Here, you’ll see the images you’ve selected at Home, which form the image list for stitching. Before processing the images on the next page, you can fix the image order and edit any of them as needed.

screenshot of Input Page

🤓 Tip: Touch and Hold for More Options

Throughout this page, if you see an image or an on-screen button, touch and hold it to open a pop-up menu with advanced actions, position settings, or alternative shortcuts.

Image Count & Error Fixing

The page tab shows the image count. If it turns red with an exclamation mark, there are issues with the images. For example, Breezyone might think the images aren’t suitable for stitching together because their widths or heights differ too much.

💬 Remark

If the count shows 3!, it means that errors are found within these three images.

To fix the errors, just tap the Exclamation Mark on each image to see what’s wrong.

1. Viewing and Inspecting Images

Use simple gestures to check details or zoom in on specific parts of your screenshots.

Action / ItemBehaviour
Double-tapZooms in on the image; double-tap again to zoom out.
PinchFreely zooms in and out using two fingers.
Image Info ⓘ Top Menu Button / Numbered Icon Button, e.g. Tap the button to switch between image name, dimensions, or date.
Long-image Button (if any)Tap to view full image content.

These actions work even under different editing modes mentioned below.

2. Organise Images

Manage the layout and flow of your screenshots before stitching.

ActionBehaviour
Image List Top ButtonTap it and then Edit List to turn on editing mode (images will gently shake); tap Done to exit.
Touch & HoldTurns on editing mode (images will gently shake); tap Done to exit.
Drag & DropMoves an image to specific position in the list.
Deselect Top ButtonTap to deselect all images.
Deselect ButtonTap the button on an image to deselect the image from the list.

Scrolling Direction

By default, the direction is set to go downwards, which is what usually happens when you take screenshots while scrolling from top to bottom. You can change the direction by tapping the Image List Top Button .

Even though there are only four main directions to choose from, Breezyone can also handle off-axis deviations for screenshots that are freely scrolled. To do this, just pick the main direction (like up, down, left or right) and ignore any wobbling or skewing. For example, if you scroll down a map and then to the left and right to snap the content, the suitable option is downward.

🤓 Tip

No matter what direction you choose, make sure the images overlap a bit so Breezyone can spot the overlaps and align them automatically.

3. Editing and Adjusting Images

Save time by trimming unwanted headers and footers directly in the app—perfect for vertical stitching of sideways slides or carousel photos without needing an external editor. Adjust how images align with one another.

ActionBehaviour
Edit Image Top ButtonTap it to turn on editing mode (cropmark will appear around an image); tap Done to exit.
TapTap an image to select it for editing (cropmark will appear around the image); tap Done to exit.
DragDrag a cropmark or an image edge along the scroll direction to crop an image. The cropmarks will switch their colours once cropped.
Touch & HoldOpens a pop-up menu to view full image, access and reset cropping and alignment settings.
Reset ButtonTap it to reset the cropping & alignment settings of a specific image.
Alignment OptionsTap to choose an option to adjust how an image aligns with its neighbourhoods.
Reset All Top Menu ButtonTap it to reset all the cropping & alignment settings of all images.

More Advice on Cropping

Here are some other situations where you would want to crop images in Breezyone:

  1. If you end up with unwanted bits on the stitched image, cropping them out beforehand can make things look much better.
  2. If the two images don’t overlap enough to line them up automatically, Breezyone can stitch them together edge-to-edge after you crop them.

🤓 Tip

You can find some examples on Breezyone’s Gallery to get a feel for it.

More Advice on Alignment Options

The default option of automatic image alignment works great most of the time. However, you may switch to any of these options to adjust the alignment where you see fit.

OptionDescription
Auto-align (Default)Automatically detects overlaps and aligns the images for you. Works great most of the time.
Direct-alignThis disables automatic alignment and joins the two images together edge-to-edge. It is suitable when you have already cropped and aligned the two images in the desired positions.
Must-alignThis is useful when the overlaps between two images are tiny. Breezyone will try stitching together the images with the best possible alignment.

Version: 1.5.6

Updated: Thu Jul 30 2026 08:00:00 GMT+0800 (Hong Kong Standard Time)