Instagram grid maker
Split one photo into two or three columns and up to ten rows, including 2×2, 3×1, and 3×3 profile grids.
Processed in your browser
Instagram Photo Splitter & Grid Maker
Split one photo for an Instagram grid, seamless carousel, Story, or post. Crop once, preview every tile, and download exact-size JPEG, PNG, or WebP files in the correct order.
Processed in your browser No watermark No sign-up
Photo4:5
Final preview Local processing
Instagram photo splitter
Your photo stays in this browser.
Local processing
Final preview
3 × 3 · 9 tiles
4:5 · 1080 × 1350 px
Instagram-ready layouts
One photo splitter for grids, carousels, and posts
Choose the layout that matches what you want to publish. Every option uses the same browser-based crop, preview, and download workflow.
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Turn one wide composition into 2 to 10 sequential slides while keeping the crop and zoom consistent from slide to slide.
Post-ready sizes and files
Export 4:5 posts, 1:1 squares, or 9:16 Stories as JPEG, PNG, or WebP. Download individual tiles or one numbered ZIP.
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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Photo
JPEG, PNG, or WebP up to 40 MB
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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
Export 4:5 posts, 1:1 squares, or 9:16 Stories as JPEG, PNG, or WebP. Download individual tiles or one numbered ZIP.
How it works
How to split a photo for Instagram
Choose a photo, select a grid or carousel, frame the crop, and download every Instagram-ready tile in order.
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Photo
JPEG, PNG, or WebP up to 40 MB
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Zoom
Split one photo into two or three columns and up to ten rows, including 2×2, 3×1, and 3×3 profile grids.
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Final preview
Files are ordered from the top-left to the bottom-right.
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Download ZIP
Export 4:5 posts, 1:1 squares, or 9:16 Stories as JPEG, PNG, or WebP. Download individual tiles or one numbered ZIP.
Examples
Instagram grid and carousel examples
See how real photos look as an Instagram grid, a seamless carousel, or a puzzle feed before using your own image.
Grid
3 × 3 · 4:5
Carousel
3 slides · 4:5
Puzzle Feed
3 × 3 · 1:1
Common questions
Instagram photo splitter FAQ
How do I split a photo for an Instagram grid?
Choose Grid mode, select two or three columns and one to ten rows, then adjust the crop in the preview. PhotoSplitKit supports layouts such as 2×2, 3×1, 3×3, and 3×10 and downloads each tile in order.
Which Instagram post, carousel, and Story sizes can I export?
Choose 4:5 for 1080×1350 pixel portrait posts and carousel slides, 1:1 for 1080×1080 squares, or 9:16 for 1080×1920 Stories.
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.