How to share a phone comparison or price list as one image
When you are choosing a phone with family or friends, you often end up sending a string of screenshots: a price here, a spec table there. One image is easier to read, keep and send. Here is how to make it.
1. Capture what you need
Take screenshots of the details you want to compare: price, RAM and storage, battery, camera. If you use our compare tool, the table already puts up to four phones side by side. For a page that is longer than one screen, use scrolling capture where your phone has it: see Stitchify’s guide to scrolling screenshots on iPhone and Android, or how to screenshot a whole webpage.
2. Combine them into one image
Stack the screenshots top to bottom for a long list, or place them side by side for a direct comparison. Stitchify’s free combine images tool does this in your browser without uploading your photos. Related guides:
3. Keep it readable
- Use the same width for every screenshot so the text lines up.
- Put the cheapest or your favourite phone first, and label each one.
- Note the date. Prices change, and a screenshot goes out of date. Prices on Phone Price Index show the date each was checked.
4. Hide private details
If your screenshots show your name, number or account details, cover them with a solid box before you combine. Stitchify explains the safe way in how to redact names and numbers in a screenshot.
5. Make the file easy to send
A long image can be large. If it is too big for a message or email, reduce it with the free compress image tool or the resize image tool. To send it without messaging apps squashing the quality, see how to send a stitched image on WhatsApp without losing quality.
6. Decide together
Before you buy, run through our phone buying checklist, and make sure the price, version and warranty are confirmed with the seller.
