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Cut one image into equal tiles for an Instagram grid, a carousel, or a banner that spans several posts. Preview where the cuts land, then download every piece in a ZIP.
- Privacy
- Runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
- Account
- None needed.
- Price
- Free.
Drop an image, paste, or
PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG · stays on your device
How it works
- 01
Add an image
Drop, paste or choose a file. A 3 × 3 grid is applied so you can see the cuts straight away.
- 02
Choose the grid
Pick a preset, or type any number of rows and columns up to twelve. The overlay updates as you change it.
- 03
Download
Get all tiles as a ZIP, named by row and column so they post in order, or click a tile to save just that one.
About
What this tool does
An image splitter that divides a picture into rows and columns in your browser. The classic use is the Instagram grid: one large image cut into a 3 × 3 so nine posts form a single picture on your profile. The same tool makes 3-up carousels where a wide image flows across swipes, two-up banners for X and LinkedIn, and tiles for a collage.
The preview draws the grid lines over your image, so you can check that a face or a headline is not sliced in half before you download. Each tile is cut from the original pixels at full resolution and saved as a PNG, named row-by-column so you can post them in the right order.
Everything happens on your device: the file is never uploaded, there is no size limit beyond your browser's memory, and the ZIP is built locally. For tiles that need a frame, padding or a background, open them in the editor afterwards.
Walkthrough
Under a minute.
Questions
- Choose the 3 × 3 preset, download the ZIP, and post the tiles starting from the bottom row, right to left, so the picture assembles correctly as your newest posts appear top-left.
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