Create a three-by-one grid defined here as three columns and one row. Cut a single image into three square PNG tiles with a clear preview.
Waiting for a source image
One coastal photo, nine tiles. Post in the numbered order, starting with 1.
Choose a wide source with a subject that can span three adjacent squares. Avoid tiny text near the planned divisions.
The default is one horizontal row containing three columns. Review the square tile preview before downloading.
Download the PNG files or the ZIP. Use the visual positions and posting guide for your intended arrangement.
No. It divides one source into three pieces. Use a collage page to put three separate photographs into one combined picture.
Post files from post-01 upward. The default feed guide already accounts for the reversed visual order. If you want a left-to-right swipe sequence inside one post, choose a carousel splitter with forward slide numbering.
Grid names can reverse the row and column order, so this page states the layout explicitly. The starting composition has three tiles beside one another, not three tiles stacked vertically. Square tiles make the combined preview three times as wide as it is tall. To create a vertical strip, switch to three rows and one column in the controls.
A panorama, tabletop arrangement, or wide illustrated banner can fit this layout more naturally than a portrait. Check that the outer thirds contain useful content and that the middle division does not cut through a face. Selecting a portrait tile ratio changes the combined strip proportions, so inspect the crop again after switching shapes.
AI styles
Choose a style, preview an example, then create an image with AI credits.
