Split one image for Instagram into three portrait tiles. Start with a four-to-five tile ratio, inspect the crop, and save the PNG files.
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One coastal photo, nine tiles. Post in the numbered order, starting with 1.
Upload one wide photograph or artwork that has meaningful content across three neighboring areas.
Keep one row and three columns. The starting four-to-five shape is applied to each tile, not to the whole source.
Download the tiles and follow the feed order guide. Inspect the Instagram preview before publishing each file.
Yes. Select the square tile shape and regenerate the pieces. Check the entire preview because changing shape can also change the crop of the combined composition.
No. This tool creates downloadable PNG files and a guide. You upload, review, and publish them yourself in Instagram.
Someone scrolling may see one tile independently from the others. Keep a recognizable subject or intentional texture within each third. Avoid placing a sentence across all three pieces unless you are comfortable with it being incomplete in an individual post. If the image only makes sense when read from left to right, a carousel may be a clearer presentation.
This page starts with portrait four-to-five tiles. That shape describes the downloaded files; it does not promise that every profile preview will show the full tile without cropping. Compare the other tile ratios when planning a profile composition. Retain the source so you can produce a revised set if the platform preview needs more space around important details.
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