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Photo
JPEG, PNG, or WebP up to 40 MB
Processed in your browser
Photo Grid Maker for Instagram
Create clean photo grids, seamless carousels, and puzzle feeds without uploading your image. Crop once, preview every tile, and download exact-size files in the right order.
Processed in your browser No watermark No sign-up
Photo4:5
Final preview Local processing
Grid editor
Your photo stays in this browser.
Local processing
Final preview
3 × 3 · 9 tiles
4:5 · 1080 × 1350 px
Private by design
Image processing stays on your device
Cropping and splitting happen locally with your browser's Canvas API. PhotoSplitKit does not upload your image to a server.
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Local processing
Preview URLs and decoded image memory are released when you replace the photo, remove it, or leave the page.
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Download ZIP
Download any tile on its own or export one ZIP with numbered filenames and a publishing-order text file.
How it works
From photo to ready-to-post tiles
Choose a photo, frame the crop, confirm the grid, and download every tile in order.
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Photo
JPEG, PNG, or WebP up to 40 MB
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Zoom
Create 3×1 through 3×10 layouts, plus common 2×2 and 3×3 grids, with exact dimensions for every tile.
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Final preview
Files are ordered from the top-left to the bottom-right.
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Download ZIP
Download any tile on its own or export one ZIP with numbered filenames and a publishing-order text file.
Examples
See the split before you start
Explore grid, carousel, and puzzle feed layouts made from real photography.
Grid
3 × 3 · 4:5
Carousel
3 slides · 4:5
Puzzle Feed
3 × 3 · 1:1
Common questions
Photo grid maker FAQ
What grid sizes can I create?
Grid mode supports two or three columns and one to ten rows, including 2×2, 3×1, 3×3, and 3×10. Carousel mode supports two to ten slides.
Can I export photos in a 4:5 ratio?
Yes. Choose 4:5 for 1080×1350 pixel tiles. You can also export 1:1 tiles at 1080×1080 or 9:16 tiles at 1080×1920.
What is the correct Puzzle Feed publishing order?
Start with the bottom-right tile and move from right to left, row by row, toward the top-left. The editor numbers tile 1 first and the top-left tile last.
Are my photos uploaded or stored?
No. PhotoSplitKit uses browser Canvas processing. Your source image stays on your device and is released from working memory when you remove or replace it.