Turn photos into an Instagram swipe carousel. Mix vertical and horizontal photos, span panoramic photos across two slides, and download 1080x1350 PNG slides free.
Span one landscape photo across two slides with zero seam line.
Combine full-bleed portraits with 2-photo split cards.
Fit vertical, horizontal, and grid layouts into one cohesive swipe story.
Upload portraits, landscapes, or panoramic shots. Drag or click arrows to arrange your preferred swipe order.
Set individual slide layouts or let wide photos span seamlessly across two consecutive slides with zero gap.
Download your numbered 1080×1350 PNG slides in a ZIP. On Instagram, select them in order (01, 02, 03) to publish.
Every slide exports as a crisp 1080×1350 pixel PNG (Instagram 4:5 portrait ratio), maximizing feed screen space without unwanted compression.
When you choose a panorama layout, a wide image is divided precisely at the midpoint into two consecutive 1080×1350 slides with zero pixel overlap and zero white gap, creating an unbroken transition when swiped.
Yes. Use the Single Fit layout to keep the full original photo with a clean background margin, or combine multiple photos into a 2-photo split or 4-photo grid slide.
The exported ZIP contains numbered files: slide-01.png, slide-02.png, slide-03.png. In the Instagram app, tap create post (+), choose multiple photos, and tap the images in order starting from 01.
Yes. All slicing, layout composition, and ZIP packaging happen directly in your web browser. No photos are sent to a server, and no signup or watermark is required.
Instagram carousels fill the largest area on mobile screens when formatted in a 4:5 vertical aspect ratio (1080×1350 pixels). Square (1:1) or horizontal (16:9) posts leave massive unused vertical space on mobile feeds.
By preparing every slide at exactly 1080×1350 px, Instagram will not automatically crop or compress your slides unpredictably. Panoramic shots spanning across two slides give viewers a delightful continuous swipe effect.
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