X-Grid

Twitter and X photo grid tool

Twitter Grid Maker

Create a 2x2 Twitter photo grid from one image or use the advanced custom grid illusion workflow. Your images stay in your browser.

Create Twitter Grid Effect

Grid generator

Pick a platform, choose a format, select local images, and export.

1

Choose format

Split one image into four parts for an X post preview.

2

Select image

Crop

Split one image into four parts for an X post preview. Images stay on your device.

Preview appears here

Process an image to check ordering, cropping, and platform layout before downloading.

How Twitter and X display photo grids

When you attach multiple images to a post, X creates a compact grid preview. This tool generates ordered image tiles so the preview reads as one larger visual.

Step 1

Start with a source image

Use the simple splitter for one image, or choose custom mode when you want the original multi-image illusion.

Step 2

Check the post preview

The preview shows the generated tiles in a Twitter-style 2x2 grid before you download.

Step 3

Post all tiles together

Download the files and attach them to one post in the order shown by the filenames.

Single image splitter

Best for posters, screenshots, banners, and images that should become one 2x2 post layout.

Custom grid illusion

Best when you want each opened image to show more than the cropped feed preview.

Client-side exports

All generated images are created with browser canvas APIs and downloaded as JPG files.

FAQ

Does this still work for Twitter?

Yes. X and Twitter grid searches refer to the same post image layout, so the 2x2 splitter is built for that feed preview.

What is the custom grid illusion mode?

It is the original X-Grid workflow where one main image is combined with header and footer images to create four taller grid tiles.

Do I need exactly 9 images for custom mode?

Yes. Custom mode uses one main image plus eight header and footer images assigned across the four quadrants.

Will my images be stored?

No. The tool processes images in your browser and keeps them on your device.