In what order do I post the tiles?

Tiles are numbered left to right, top to bottom. For a profile-grid puzzle, upload them in reverse (highest number first) so Instagram assembles the grid correctly.

What are the panorama crop guides?

When you split a wide image into a carousel, Instagram crops each slide to a fixed shape (4:5 or 1:1). The bright box shows exactly what stays visible after that crop, so you can keep faces and text inside it and avoid surprises at the slide seams.

Why does the profile preview show square tiles?

Instagram’s profile grid displays every post as a square thumbnail. The preview mirrors that so you can see how your split assembles on the profile — if your puzzle relies on non-square tiles, you’ll see how they get cropped.

Are the tiles cut exactly?

Yes — tiles are cut on exact pixel boundaries so they line up seamlessly when posted, with no overlap or gaps.

Instagram Grid & Carousel Splitter

Split a single image into a seamless Instagram carousel (×3, ×4, ×5) or a profile-grid puzzle (3×3, 2×3, 4×3, and more). Preview a live Instagram-profile mockup of how the tiles reassemble, use the panorama crop guides to see what stays visible after each carousel slide is cropped, and download every tile as a numbered ZIP — sliced locally with no quality loss.

How to use Image Grid & Carousel Splitter

Upload an image (square works best for a 3×3 grid; a wide panorama for a carousel).
Choose a layout — carousel ×3/×4/×5, or a grid like 3×3, 2×3, or 4×3 (or set custom columns/rows).
For carousels, turn on crop guides and pick 4:5 or 1:1 to see the visible area; for grids, use the profile preview to see the assembled feed.
Download all tiles as a ZIP — they’re numbered in posting order.

Frequently asked questions

In what order do I post the tiles?: Tiles are numbered left to right, top to bottom. For a profile-grid puzzle, upload them in reverse (highest number first) so Instagram assembles the grid correctly.
What are the panorama crop guides?: When you split a wide image into a carousel, Instagram crops each slide to a fixed shape (4:5 or 1:1). The bright box shows exactly what stays visible after that crop, so you can keep faces and text inside it and avoid surprises at the slide seams.
Why does the profile preview show square tiles?: Instagram’s profile grid displays every post as a square thumbnail. The preview mirrors that so you can see how your split assembles on the profile — if your puzzle relies on non-square tiles, you’ll see how they get cropped.
Are the tiles cut exactly?: Yes — tiles are cut on exact pixel boundaries so they line up seamlessly when posted, with no overlap or gaps.

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