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Version 1.7.4 · 2026-06-04
1. Support horizontal and vertical image merging 2. Support batch image cropping 3. Support copying text from images
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The store currently lists version 1.7.4, updated 2026-06-04.








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Effortlessly Create Perfect Long Screenshots!
Wave Screenshot is the ultimate tool for merging multiple screenshots into one seamless long image. No more fragmented conversations or cut-off webpages!
Key Features:
Auto Long Screenshot
- Automatically detects and merges screenshots with overlapping content
- Smart recognition technology ensures perfect alignment
- Works seamlessly with your existing screenshots
Subtitle Story Card
- Select multiple screenshots with subtitles/captions
- Automatically creates beautiful dialogue-style long images
- Perfect for saving movie quotes, chat histories, and social media posts
Fast & Private
- All processing done locally on your device
- No internet required
- Your photos never leave your phone…
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1. Support horizontal and vertical image merging 2. Support batch image cropping 3. Support copying text from images
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