# One scene. All the lines worth keeping. — SnipRoll

Source: [https://nvper.com/apps/screenshot/guides/en/dialogue/](https://nvper.com/apps/screenshot/guides/en/dialogue/)

SCENES & SUBTITLES · About 3 min

# One scene. All the lines worth keeping.

Keep the first frame as the main scene, then arrange the following subtitle strips beneath it in one readable image.

The steps apply to iOS, Android and HarmonyOS. Control names and placement may vary by app version and language. The illustrations show the feature; follow the controls in your installed app.

One scene sets the mood. The strips carry the dialogue.

## Before you start

Capture one screenshot for each new line of dialogue. Wait for the complete subtitle to appear and the playback controls to disappear.

- Keep the same orientation, player size and subtitle settings.

- Choose a first frame that gives the scene context; it stays as the full opening image.

- Leave room for two-line subtitles and use content you are allowed to capture and share.

## Step by step

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### Open Dialogue

Choose Dialogue on Home and select your screenshots, beginning with the main scene and following the order of the lines.

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### Check the sequence

Review the numbered selection badges and remove duplicates. Correct the order by deselecting and reselecting frames, then tap Next.

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### Adjust the subtitle strip height

Drag the translucent vertical control on the right. It adjusts the amount of the bottom of later frames that remains visible. Leave enough room for every subtitle and a little breathing space.

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### Read from the first scene to the last line

The same control applies to the later frames together. Check the tallest two-line subtitle, the reading order, and every strip. Increase the visible height if letters are cut off.

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### Export your dialogue collage

Use Export to save the result, or continue with Next to the editor for annotations and other finishing touches. Check the saved text at normal reading size; fewer lines per collage can help when a sharing app compresses the image.

## If it needs a little adjustment

### The top line is cut off

Increase the visible strip height until the tallest subtitle fits. Frames with subtitles at similar heights work best together.

### Too much of the scene repeats

Reduce the strip height gradually, stopping before the crop reaches the letters.

### A frame has different-sized text

Check the original dimensions and player zoom. Use consistently captured frames rather than mixing orientations and resized images.

### A small detail that makes a difference

Dialogue arranges the subtitles already in your screenshots. It does not transcribe or translate them. Keep the original wording and credit the source when appropriate.

## Keep creating

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