In what order should I post the pieces?

In the order of the numbers in the file names. For a carousel, that's left to right. For a profile grid, it's from the end, starting at the bottom right corner: after the last post the picture comes together in full.

Why is part of the photo cropped?

To make the pieces exactly 4:5 or 3:4, the extra at the edges is cropped. Move the frame on the preview to choose the part you want, or choose the "As is" shape.

What size are the pieces?

"Original" keeps every pixel of your image. "1080 px wide" is the size Instagram shows without extra compression: the pieces upload faster and stay sharp.

Can I download the pieces one by one?

Yes. Click a piece in the list under the preview, and only that one is downloaded. The ZIP button saves all the pieces in one archive.

Is my image uploaded anywhere?

No. Splitting happens right in your browser, and the file never leaves your device.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. You can move the crop frame with your finger, and the archive is saved to "Files" on iPhone or "Downloads" on Android.

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Split an image into pieces

Split a photo into a grid for your Instagram profile, a panorama for a carousel or any number of pieces. The file numbers follow the order you need to post them in.

Drop an image here one image: JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC Choose an image Photos are processed in your browser and are not uploaded anywhere

Ready-made grids

Custom grid

Columns

Rows

Piece shape

4:5 - Instagram post and carousel, 3:4 - how posts look in the profile grid.

Numbering

In the profile grid a new post goes first, so start posting with No. 1: that's the bottom right corner.

Piece size

Format

How to use

Split for a carousel or profile grid

1Upload an imagelarger is better: from 2000 px wide
2Choose a grida ready-made one for Instagram or your own up to 10 × 10
3Download the piecesas a ZIP archive or one by one, numbered

Panorama in a carousel

A wide photo split into 2-3 pieces scrolls in a carousel like one continuous picture. Choose "Carousel 3 × 1": the pieces will be 4:5, the shape the Instagram feed likes. Add them to one post in number order.

A big picture in the profile grid

For a 3 × 3 or 3 × 2 grid, each piece is a separate post. Instagram puts a new post in the top left corner, so you need to post from the end: file No. 1 is the bottom right corner. Since 2025 the profile grid shows posts in 3:4 proportions, so that's how we cut them.

Custom grid

You can split an image into any number of columns and rows up to 10 × 10: for example, to print a large poster on A4 sheets. "As is" divides the photo into equal pieces with no cropping.

FAQ

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In the order of the numbers in the file names. For a carousel, that's left to right. For a profile grid, it's from the end, starting at the bottom right corner: after the last post the picture comes together in full.
To make the pieces exactly 4:5 or 3:4, the extra at the edges is cropped. Move the frame on the preview to choose the part you want, or choose the "As is" shape.
"Original" keeps every pixel of your image. "1080 px wide" is the size Instagram shows without extra compression: the pieces upload faster and stay sharp.
Yes. Click a piece in the list under the preview, and only that one is downloaded. The ZIP button saves all the pieces in one archive.
No. Splitting happens right in your browser, and the file never leaves your device.
Yes. You can move the crop frame with your finger, and the archive is saved to "Files" on iPhone or "Downloads" on Android.

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