How-to Guide
Combine Screenshots into a Grid for Presentations
A presentation slide with 4 separate screenshots looks cluttered. The same 4 screenshots merged into one clean grid looks intentional, professional, and slides-ready — in under a minute.
Try MergeFrame — FreePresentation design is about controlling attention. A structured grid tells the audience exactly where to look and in what sequence.
Common formats: 1×3 for user flows, 2×2 for quad comparisons, 1×2 for side-by-side, 2×3 for feature overviews. Capture all screenshots at the same browser window size and zoom level. Use 8–12px white cell spacing.
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How to Do It — Step by Step
- 1
Capture screenshots at consistent size
Same browser window size and zoom level for all captures.
- 2
Open MergeFrame
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- 3
Select grid layout
1×3 for workflows, 2×2 for quad comparisons, 1×2 for side-by-side.
- 4
Add cell spacing
8–12px gap for a clean 'framed gallery' look.
- 5
Export and drop into your slide deck
Download PNG. Place as single image in PowerPoint, Slides, or Keynote.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What resolution for presentation grids?
1920×1080px for 16:9 slides. Export at 2× for sharp projector display.
Borders between cells?
White gap looks more modern than visible borders. 8–12px creates a clean gallery effect.
Can I add labels?
Yes — small text labels under each cell to orient your audience.
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