Split my photo into 3, 6, or 9 Instagram posts and download the tiles in posting order.
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One coastal photo, nine tiles. Post in the numbered order, starting with 1.
Add one JPG, PNG, or WebP. Use the largest copy available.
Choose 3, 6, or 9 tiles and a tile shape. Keep faces and text away from the dividing lines.
Download and unzip the files. Publish by post- number: 01, 02, 03, and onward.
This splitter cuts one photo into separate posts. Use Instagram 3x3 Photo Grid to combine several photos into one collage image.
Publish by the post- number from 01 upward. For a 3x3 grid, instagram-grid-3x3-post-01-tile-09.png is the bottom-right tile and goes first; instagram-grid-3x3-post-09-tile-01.png is the top-left tile and goes last. The tile- suffix records grid position; do not reverse the post- numbers.
Choose Keep original to divide the whole photo. The 3:4, 4:5, and square options center-crop it to fit the complete grid. Instagram may crop profile thumbnails differently from opened posts.
Each PNG is up to 1080 pixels wide; height follows the tile shape. The source is limited to 4000 pixels on its longest edge before splitting, so tall layouts can produce smaller tiles. Small photos are not enlarged.
Yes. Splitting runs in your browser. Download the numbered PNG files in a ZIP for free, without an account or watermark. Optional AI tools use a separate upload.
Keep faces and text inside individual tiles. Profile thumbnails can add gaps or crop edges, so check the actual Instagram preview before posting the full set.
Pinned or rearranged posts, deleted tiles, and other posts between the pieces can change the layout. This tool saves image files; it does not publish or rearrange posts.
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