A single cropped screenshot of a chat, a DM thread, or an email exchange is easy to dispute. It's missing what came before, what came after, whether a message was part of a longer back-and-forth or stood alone. When a conversation needs to be documented as a record — an HR complaint, a policy dispute, a customer escalation — the strongest version of that record shows the whole thread, not a fragment of it. AldooSnap's Scroll Snap captures exactly that.
The Problem With a Fragment
Anyone reviewing a disputed conversation — HR, a manager, a trust-and-safety team — has to weigh a screenshot against the possibility that it was cropped to make a point. That's not usually malicious; people naturally screenshot the part that matters to them. But it means a single cropped image carries less weight than it should, and it invites exactly the response that derails the actual issue: "that's not the whole conversation."
Capture the Whole Thread, Not a Piece of It
Scroll Snap stitches an entire scrollable conversation — a Slack thread, a DM history, an email chain — into one continuous image, top to bottom, in the order it actually happened. There's no seam where a screenshot could have been cropped, and no gap for "what happened right before this" to be argued about.
- Click the AldooSnap icon in the menu bar and choose Image → Scroll Snap.
- Drag a rectangle over the conversation, from the top of what needs to be included.
- Click Start scroll capture, then scroll through the thread at a normal pace — AldooSnap stitches each frame together as you go.
- Click Finish Scroll Snap once you've reached the end of the relevant portion.
Redact the Parts That Aren't Relevant
A full thread often includes people or messages that have nothing to do with the issue being documented. Before sharing or filing the capture, use the Redact tool to blur out unrelated participants' names, unrelated messages, or anything else that doesn't need to be part of the record — the continuity of the thread stays intact, only the irrelevant parts are covered.
One Link, Filed and Findable Later
Finish with Copy share link and the capture lands in your account gallery, searchable later if the same issue needs to be referenced again — a process moving from an initial report through a resolution usually benefits from being able to pull up the original record without hunting through old messages for the screenshot that started it.
None of this replaces an actual HR or legal process — a screenshot, however complete, is still just a capture of a conversation, not a ruling on it. What it does is remove the easiest objection to the record itself, so the conversation can be about what happened instead of about whether the screenshot is fair.