Stitchy is an ecosystem of tools for joining multiple images together with good performance and a simple
interface. The core component is the stitchy-core
crate written in the Rust language, while interface
applications are also available for the command line and as an Android app.
Configuration options include:
- Output format, supporting PNG, JPEG, WebP, and more
- Alignment of input images in the output
- Output image size limits
More options are available, depending on the component.
Images of the same size will stitch together neatly:
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If the images are more irregular in shape, the tool will attempt to arrange them as neatly as possible, and scale some images in the process:
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