Capture a scrolling screen in pieces. Seam finds the overlap, removes the repeated bars, and fuses your shots into one seamless tall image — automatically, with a real manual mode when you want pixel control.
Scroll and shoot — any order, even backwards. Seam figures out where each one belongs.
Shots fly onto the stage, the overlap is detected, and each joint locks with a flash of the seam. Repeated bars are kept exactly once.
The finished stitch lands in the editor — full resolution, feathered seams, ready to export. Then delete the originals in one tap.
The live Difference view turns "is this aligned?" into something you can see — drag until the ghosting goes black.
Fine-tune any joint with single-pixel precision. Seams the app is less sure about are flagged so you know exactly where to look.
Result mode shows exactly what you'll export — the same renderer, bit for bit. No surprises.
Stitching two screenshots is easy. Doing it so nobody can find the seam is the hard part — and the fun part.
Selected your shots backwards? Captured bottom-first while scrolling up a chat? Seam reads the content and puts them in the right order.
Navigation bars, tab bars, and even translucent floating headers are kept exactly once — not repeated at every joint.
The A–Z index in Contacts-style lists appears once in your stitch. Other apps leave two.
Every joint is blended so backgrounds flow smoothly across it — no hard edge, no tone jump.
Keep Seam open while you take screenshots and they arrive on their own — no picking, no importing.
Once your stitch is saved, delete the source screenshots in one tap. Your camera roll stays tidy.
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