Image splitter
Cut one photo into a grid or a swipe carousel. The 3 by 3 grid numbers slices in posting order, and the carousel cuts left-to-right slides for Instagram. Save a ZIP of PNG, JPG or WebP slices.
- 3 by 3 or carousel
- Free, no sign-up
HEIC photos open in Safari. A 3 by 3 grid or an Instagram carousel.
Add a photo to cut into slices.
Runs in your browser. Nothing you type or open is uploaded. Free to use, no account. More image tools
How to use it
- Add a photo. HEIC photos open in Safari.
- Keep the 3 by 3 grid, or switch to an Instagram carousel.
- Save the ZIP. Tile 1 is the first slice.
Posting order and carousel slides
On a 3 by 3 grid the default order numbers the bottom-right slice as 1, the first piece to post, and the top-left as 9. Reading order numbers the top-left as 1. Square tiles, 4:5 portrait tiles, or the photo's own shape are all available. Original pixels keeps each slice at the crop size, and 1080 px wide scales every slice for a feed.
Instagram carousel mode crops the photo into 2 to 10 slides at 1080 by 1350, 1080 square, or 1080 by 1920. The left slide is tile 1. Numbers on the preview are a guide; the saved files are the photo slices themselves, packed in a ZIP that starts at tile 1.
Private by design
Privacy
The picture stays in this browser tab. Saving writes a file to your downloads, and closing the tab clears the picture.
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Questions
How does a 3 by 3 grid get numbered?
Posting order labels the bottom-right slice as 1, the first to post. Reading order starts at the top left.
What is the carousel cut?
It slices the photo into 2 to 10 slides that sit side by side, sized for an Instagram carousel.
Do the numbers appear on the saved slices?
The numbers are only on the preview. The ZIP holds the photo slices, named from tile 1.
Which files open?
JPG, PNG, WebP and GIF open in current browsers. HEIC photos open in Safari.
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