Split one photo into pieces that come together on your Instagram profile, or into slides for a seamless carousel. Every piece is numbered in the order to post it.
Split on your device. Your image is never uploaded.
How it works
Choose or drop the picture you want to spread across your profile.
Three columns, and as many rows as you like. For a carousel, use one row.
Post the pieces in their number order, starting with 01, and the picture comes together on your profile.
Instagram Grid Maker
Pieces are numbered so the first one you post ends up at the bottom right, where it belongs.
Cut a panorama into one row of slides that flow into each other as people swipe.
Every piece in a single download, ready to move to your phone.
The photo is cut in your browser and never leaves your device.
In detail
Your profile shows the newest post at the top left. So the piece that belongs at the bottom right has to be posted first, and the top-left piece last.
The pieces are numbered that way for you: post 01 first, then 02, and so on. When the last one is up, the picture is complete.
Keep three columns, as the profile shows three posts across, and choose how many rows. Three rows make a 3 × 3 grid of nine posts.
Set rows to 1 and choose how many slides. A wide panorama cut this way flows from one slide into the next as people swipe.
Instagram Grid Maker
Start with the piece numbered 01, which is the bottom-right one, and finish with the highest number, the top-left piece. Your profile shows the newest post first, so the picture comes together at the end.
Set the rows to 1 and the columns to the number of slides you want, then post all pieces together in one carousel, in their number order.
As many as the photo allows. Three columns and three rows is the most common grid.
No. The photo is cut in your browser, on your own device, and never sent anywhere.
No. The pieces are exactly your photo, with nothing added.
Open it in Moriqa’s photo editor to adjust colours, retouch and add text, free in your browser.
