Preview a three-tile cover layout from one finished image. Check alignment and crop boundaries, then download PNG pieces for manual review in Instagram.
Waiting for a source image
One coastal photo, nine tiles. Post in the numbered order, starting with 1.
Upload the image you want to divide. Keep titles and logos comfortably inside the intended individual panels.
Review one row of three portrait tiles. Compare the seams and the outer crop before generating the pieces.
Save the PNG set, then inspect the actual platform previews before choosing how to publish the covers.
No. You receive PNG files and choose their use yourself. Account editing, cover selection, and publishing happen separately in the app.
The splitter cuts a prepared image. Add titles to your source design before uploading, with each title placed safely inside the intended tile.
A connected cover design needs consistent edges, but alignment alone is not enough. A title should remain readable when a tile is seen by itself. Keep logos and essential text away from the divisions and allow surrounding space for possible preview crops. Use background color or broad shapes for continuity instead of depending on tiny details crossing exactly between tiles.
The word perfect describes a design goal, not a promise about the app. This page shows the image crop produced by your chosen tile settings. It does not fetch your profile, set Reel covers, or adapt automatically to every platform view. Keep the source design editable elsewhere so you can revise it after checking how the exported pieces are actually displayed.
AI styles
Choose a style, preview an example, then create an image with AI credits.
