Choose a four-photo layout for Instagram, adjust the spacing, and save a single collage to upload as your next post.
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Four travel photos, brought together in a clean 2×2 collage.
Add four photos that belong together, such as a place, a person, a detail, and an activity.
Keep the two-row, two-column arrangement or change the rows and columns. Check each face and focal point in the preview.
Download the collage, then select the saved image when creating your Instagram post.
No. The four photos become one downloadable image. Use the Instagram Grid Splitter when one source image needs to become separate profile tiles.
Yes. Adjust rows and columns from one to five, with up to 25 uploaded photos. Choose fewer cells when faces or product details need more space.
A four-cell layout gives each photo enough room to remain recognizable on a phone. Put related images next to each other: two views of the same room, two moments from an outing, or four products in a collection. Matching brightness usually matters more than matching every color. If a small detail disappears in the preview, replace it with a closer photograph.
The square-cell default makes a balanced 2 by 2 composition. Cell shape changes every slot, while rows and columns determine the overall arrangement. Thin spacing separates similar images; zero spacing joins their edges. Review the complete export before adding a caption in Instagram. This editor prepares an image, so your account layout and published posts remain under your control.
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