App Profile: Stitch It · Long Screenshots

twobluestripes

Rating: 5/5

I have been using the free version of this app for more than a few years, now. Always worked great for me (with the exception of an occasional long ad for a phone game getting stuck). Finally decided to upgrade to the paid version out of a desire to ditch the watermark. I sincerely appreciate the one-time payment (over the subscription model many apps have moved to), and also that this app collects next-to-no data from me, according to the App store privacy disclosures. I opened App store to check the price, but I decided to read the reviews, and I was really impressed that all of the recent features (some I haven’t used yet, because they are on Pro version) are things people have requested in their reviews, even years before they were introduced! The responsiveness of the dev to reviews with problems is also great to see. This app has been around for many years and is still getting not just maintained, but improved. Happy I upgraded, because it feels like in 2025, apps and devs like this are getting fewer and fewer.

MarInLR

Rating: 5/5

Simple to use for splicing screenshots and/or pics together. Automatically and perfectly resizes images of different widths to combine into one. Works much better than collage apps that you have to try yourself to adjust different sized images to fit, and that don’t accommodate longer lengths. My only issue is there doesn’t seem to be a way to add further images from your camera roll after doing it the initial time when in the app. I have to close & reopen it to get the prompt to select more images from camera roll. I also wish I could clear previous images. Still 5 ⭐️though, & I liked it enough to purchase the pro version to avoid the ads.

Gwampa55

Rating: 3/5

Several attempts to create a promised stitch photo proved a frustration. The tutorial is only a video add for the app. Doesn’t help solve issues or learn how to use the app. Once I accessed some screenshots to use, I was locked out of any other pictures or screenshots. I shelled out $2.99 for the “pro” version hoping that would be fixed. It still kept me locked out of all other shots. I deleted the app and reinstalled it hoping for a fix. Having done that I was again faced with the choice of how to access my photo library. This time I chose to give the app access to ALL my photos. CREEPY!! I DON’T like this. That was, apparently, required for access so I can actually use it as intended. That seems to work. Very frustrating experience but it seems that to keep my privacy I’ll have to delete the app to keep my library private; then reinstall it when I need to stitch screenshots together. Functionality seems fine. Tutorial is stupidly useless. Privacy is highly questionable. I can’t recommend this.