Mocol vs Octopics

Mocol is a long screenshot and photo editor that can stitch multiple screenshots vertically or horizontally. With Mocol, you can easily stitch and markup screenshots. Product Features: Long Screenshot - Stitch up to 100 screenshots together - Support splicing subtitles from video frames - Crop any area from screenshots - Batch cut horizontally or vertically - Support horizontal and vertical stitching - Export ultra-high resolution photos or PDF files Photo Markup - Brushes, lines, arrows and shape doodles - Partial mosaic blur available - Add text and batch text with fancy font styles - Overlay stickers, regular photos and cutout images - Custom watermark insertion Free Collage - Infinitely scalable canvas - Collage multiple photos with custom layouts - Import photos from album or camera - Add cutout images - Apply fancy font styles - Draw lines, doodles, arrows and shapes - Add stickers - Set custom color backgrounds Download now to explore powerful screenshot and photo editing tools. Privacy Policy: https://share.note.youdao.com/s/bY2oNsk0 Terms of Serivce: https://share.note.youdao.com/s/RzseEC66

Octopics allows you to resize your photos in a smart way. Ever tried to squeeze a long/wide picture into that instagram dimension box, only to realize a portion has to be discarded? Have you wished to fit a non-square picture into your profile image? What about tampering a group photo? With the content-aware rescaling tool, you can resize your photos without changing the ratio of the main objects, thus preserving useful content as much as possible. To realize this, Octopics will automatically detect useful information in the picture and ensure it is preserved during resizing. However, when the built-in detection fails, you are also welcome to hand-select the area for preservation. Octopics also allows you to change the aspect ratio of a specific area instead of the entire picture, so that you can elongate, shorten, widen, or narrow certain parts of the image. You can also remove that chosen component entirely, a feature that can often be found useful for chopping white space or manipulating chat history.