Prepare a nine-tile Instagram grid from one image. Preview three columns and three rows, select a tile shape, and download a complete PNG set.
Waiting for a source image
One coastal photo, nine tiles. Post in the numbered order, starting with 1.
Upload one photograph or finished design that can work as nine connected pieces.
Review the three-by-three crop and look at each tile independently. Keep crucial details away from seams and outer edges.
Download the ZIP and use the feed posting guide. Review real upload previews before publishing the set.
No. It is an image splitter. It creates PNG tiles and ordering guidance without logging in, reading your profile, or scheduling posts.
Yes, with Instagram Grid Maker. That tool combines multiple source photos into one image; this page divides one source into multiple files.
An Instagram grid composition is seen both as a complete arrangement and as separate posts. Make sure each section contains an intentional part of the image. A recognizable shape or texture is more useful than an accidental half-word. If the design needs uninterrupted left-to-right reading, consider a carousel instead of relying on a profile layout to carry the message.
The page previews your source file and chosen tile ratio. It does not read existing account posts or control pinned items and future uploads. Keep the original and downloaded tiles together so you can revise the set after inspecting the app. Changing the ratio should lead to a fresh complete export, rather than mixing tiles made with different settings.
AI styles
Choose a style, preview an example, then create an image with AI credits.
