Is PictriKit really free?

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Yes—PictriKit is completely free. All features are available without payment, subscription, or registration. We want the tool to be accessible to everyone.

Are my images uploaded to your servers?

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No. All image processing happens in your browser, so your images never leave your device or touch our servers. This keeps your screenshots private.

What image formats are supported?

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We support common formats like PNG, JPG/JPEG, GIF, and WebP. You can mix formats in one layout. Exports are always high-quality PNG.

Can I use PictriKit on mobile devices?

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Yes. PictriKit works in any modern browser on phones and tablets, and the interface adapts to smaller screens. For the best experience, we recommend desktop or tablet.

What's the maximum image size I can use?

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There's no strict limit, but very large files can slow performance. For best results, keep images under 10MB each. Standard screenshot sizes work well.

Can I save my layouts for later?

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Layouts aren't saved between sessions because we don't store your data. You can export a PNG at any time. We're considering local storage options for the future.

How do I report a bug or suggest a feature?

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Visit our Contact page to share feedback, report bugs, or request features. Your input helps us improve PictriKit.

How do I create long screenshots by stitching multiple images?

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Use the Linear layout with the Vertical Stack option. Click Linear, choose "Vertical Stack," then drag and drop your screenshots in order. They'll stack top to bottom—ideal for long scrolling captures or documentation.

What's the best way to combine chat conversation screenshots?

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The Linear layout is perfect for chat conversations. Use Vertical Stack to arrange messages from top to bottom, keeping the conversation in a natural reading order.

How can I create step-by-step tutorial images?

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For tutorials, use the Linear layout with Horizontal Stack (side-by-side steps) or Vertical Stack (sequential steps). This keeps the progression clear and easy to follow.

How do I create a timeline display with screenshots?

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The Linear layout works well for timelines. Use Horizontal Stack for left-to-right or Vertical Stack for top-to-bottom. Arrange screenshots in chronological order to show progression over time.

How can I highlight one main feature with supporting images?

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Use the Focus layout. Choose Left Focus, Right Focus, Top Focus, or Bottom Focus. Place your main screenshot in the large area and supporting images in the smaller slots to spotlight the key feature.

What's the best layout for product showcases?

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The Focus layout is ideal for product showcases. Use Center 5-Grid to place a hero image in the center with supporting shots around it, or Top Focus to feature the main product at the top.

How do I create before/after comparison images?

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Use the Compare layout with the Before/After option for side-by-side comparisons, or the Vertical option for top-to-bottom comparisons. This makes it easy to show improvements, changes, or differences.

How can I create an image gallery or portfolio?

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The Grid layout is perfect for galleries. Choose 2×2, 1×3, 2×3, or 3×3 depending on how many images you want to display for a clean, organized presentation.

What layout should I use for multi-feature displays?

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The Grid layout works best for showing multiple features at once. Use a 2×3 or 3×3 grid to give each feature equal visual weight and make comparisons easy.

How do I show version comparisons or design iterations?

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Use the Compare layout. For two versions, use Before/After. For three versions, use Triple. For four versions, use Quad. This makes it easy to see how a design or product evolved.

What's the best way to present A/B testing results?

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The Compare layout is designed for this. Use Before/After for two variants, Triple for three, or Quad for four to compare results clearly.

How can I create professional app preview images?

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Use the Frames layout with the Phone Frame option. It wraps screenshots in a realistic device mockup, making them look professional and polished—great for app store listings or presentations.

How do I showcase website designs?

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Use the Frames layout with the Browser Frame option. It adds a browser window around your screenshot, so it looks like a real website in action.

What's the best layout for mobile design presentations?

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The Frames layout with Phone Frame or Tablet Frame is ideal. Choose the frame that matches your target device for a professional, realistic presentation.