Processor Screen – Making a Long Screenshot
How to Use Automatic Stitching
Just Tap the Start Button
This page is where the magic happens – image stitching begins! If the image list you created in the last step looks good, the Start button will pop up here, meaning that Breezyone is ready to get to work on your images.
💬 Remark
The image list will be considered valid if it contains two or more images and no errors.
Simply tap the Start button, and image processing will kick off. You’ll need to watch an advertisement during stitching.
Breezyone only takes a bit of time to finish its work, then it will show you the seamless, long screenshot.
Before Tapping Start
The stitching process is completely automatic and works great for continuous content that scrolls in free-scroll directions, not just up and down or left and right.
However, there are times when Breezyone might need a little nudge beforehand.
Tiny Overlaps Between Screenshots
Breezyone can spot tiny overlaps between two images, but it can’t be sure if they are part of a continuous content. If you’d like to stitch the images together continuously, you can tell Breezyone to do so by editing the images on Input page with the Must-Align option. Otherwise, it will simply join the images edge-to-edge, just like what it does with separate images.
Non-continuous Content
If the content is non-continuous, or includes some non-continuous screenshots, the images won’t join together as smoothly as they usually do automatically because there aren’t any overlaps. For instance, this happens when you’re going to vertically merge a web carousel or some sideways-scrolling cards.
In these situations, you can edit the images to trim away unwanted edges, making them look neat when connected edge-to-edge.
Details
Read the article below to learn how editing images can help with these scenarios.
Version: 1.5.5
Updated: Tue Jun 30 2026 08:00:00 GMT+0800 (Hong Kong Standard Time)