Turn Long Screenshots Into a Scroll Video — Now With Multi-File Stitching

Most of the interesting things people want to share aren't live URLs. They're screenshots — a full-page capture from a design tool, an archived page, a client PDF export, or a run of chat screenshots that only tells the whole story across several images. Scrollify's Screenshot → Scroll tool takes any of those and turns them into a real scroll video, panned and eased just like a live capture.

It's been quietly one of the most useful tools in Scrollify, and it just got a meaningful upgrade: you can now upload multiple screenshots at once, and Scrollify stitches them into one continuous scroll — pausing briefly at each join — instead of limiting you to a single image per job.

Why a screenshot, not a URL

A live URL capture is the right tool when the page is public and still online. It's the wrong tool — or simply not possible — for a Figma export, a page that's since changed or gone offline, a password-protected site, or a document you only have as an image. Screenshot → Scroll fills exactly that gap: paste in an image instead of a URL, and get the same smooth, eased pan you'd get from a live capture.

What's new: stitch as many screenshots as you need

A lot of the best use cases for this tool never fit in one screenshot. A long text-message thread, a multi-page design mockup, a drawn-out support conversation — these usually take several screenshots to cover completely. Upload them together (up to 20 at once) and Scrollify scales each one to a common width, stacks them in the order you picked them, and pans through the whole thing as a single video, with a short pause at each screenshot boundary so it reads like a guided tour instead of one long blur.

Where people are using it

• Design handoffs — export a tall Figma frame as a PNG and turn it into a scroll video for a client review before the page is even built.
• Storytime and reaction content — turn a dramatic text exchange into a scrolling reveal instead of a slideshow of static screenshots. See our text message screenshot to video page for more on this one.
• Archived or offline pages — animate a Wayback Machine capture or a competitor's since-changed site from whatever screenshot you already have.
• Password-protected pages — Scrollify can't capture a page behind a login directly, but you can screenshot it yourself and animate that image instead.
• Long documents — export a report or slide deck as images and turn it into a scannable video. If the source is already a PDF, DOCX, or XLSX file rather than a screenshot, our newer Documents → Scroll tool skips the screenshotting step entirely and reads the file's pages directly.

Getting started

Upload one image or several on the Screenshot → Scroll page — Scrollify automatically times the pan to the image height, and to each screenshot join when you upload more than one. Free plan includes 3 exports a month; it doesn't touch your regular URL capture quota.