Instagram image splitter

Instagram Grid Maker

Use this grid maker for Instagram to turn one photo into a 3x3 profile grid or split a wide image into square carousel slides. Everything is processed in your browser.

Choose format

Step 1 of 3

Choose format

What do you want to create?

Pick a format now. You can come back and change it before creating your grid.

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Simple by design

How to use a grid maker for Instagram

Use the Instagram grid maker presets when you want square tiles for a profile grid or a swipeable carousel without opening a design app.

Step 1

Pick the Instagram preset

Choose 3x3 for a profile grid or carousel for a wide image split into square slides.

Step 2

Choose cover or contain

Cover fills every square. Contain keeps the full tile visible with white padding if needed.

Step 3

Download and post

Use the ordered filenames to post carousel tiles left-to-right or profile tiles newest-first.

Best Instagram grid size

The tool exports square 1080px JPG tiles, a practical size for Instagram profile grids and carousel posts.

Grid vs carousel

A 3x3 grid creates a profile mural across posts. A carousel keeps the visual inside one swipeable post.

Local processing

Your source image is handled locally by browser canvas APIs, so the site does not store your photo.

Frequently asked questions

How do I split a photo into a 3x3 Instagram grid?

Select one local image, choose Instagram 3x3 Grid Maker, process it, then download the nine square tiles.

What order should I post Instagram grid tiles?

For a profile grid, publish tile 09 first and tile 01 last so the final profile view lines up correctly.

Can I make Instagram carousel slides?

Yes. Choose Instagram Carousel Splitter to divide one wide image into square carousel slides.

Do my Instagram images stay private?

Yes. The splitter runs in your browser and keeps your images on your device.