Cut one wide design into three Instagram carousel slides. Start with one row, three columns, portrait four-to-five tiles, and forward slide order.
Waiting for a source image
Choose one image prepared to read from left to right. Keep key text within the areas intended for individual slides.
Use one row with three columns and the four-to-five tile shape. Check the boundaries and confirm every slide has useful content.
Download the PNG set and select slides from first to last when creating a carousel. Review the swipe sequence before publishing.
No. It produces PNG files and an ordered download. You choose the files and confirm their order in Instagram yourself.
This workflow cuts one continuous source design. For three independent carousel photos, keep separate files; for one combined picture, use a three-photo collage.
A carousel has a reading direction. Begin with a clear introduction, continue the idea across the middle, and give the last slide an ending. Background imagery can connect the slides, but critical words should fit inside one panel. The forward slide order on this page follows the source from left to right, avoiding the reverse publishing order used for profile puzzles.
Three four-to-five portrait slides in one row form a twelve-to-five combined composition before any source crop. A wide original prepared for that proportion reduces surprises at the edges. Square slides produce a different combined shape. After changing tile ratio or column count, review every cut again and export a complete new set.
AI styles
Choose a style, preview an example, then create an image with AI credits.
