Instagram Carousel Splitter
Take a wide image from edge to edge. Split it into matching slides for one seamless, swipeable post.
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Drop your image here
or choose one from your device
JPG, PNG, static WebP · up to 20 MB / 24 MPYour images, in order.
Choose a tile to prepare an individual download.
How to split an image into carousel slides
No software to install.
No account to slow you down.
Start with a continuous design
Choose one wide image or a finished design. This tool slices existing artwork; it does not create text layouts or carousel templates.
Set the slide size and count
Choose square or portrait slides, then set the number of slides. Adjust the shared framing and use Swipe preview to check the image across each seam.
Download slides in sequence
Prepare and download the ZIP, extract it, then select slide_01 onward for one multi-image post. Keep the order left to right; do not reverse it for a carousel.
Keep carousel slides in left-to-right order
All slides belong in one post. Start with slide 01 and continue from left to right. Each slice shares the same size and framing, so the image flows across the seams.
Calculate your carousel canvas ↗Other ways to split your image
What is the difference from an Instagram grid?
A carousel puts all slides in one post, in left-to-right order. A profile grid uses multiple separate posts and a different publishing order.
How many slides can I make?
Choose 2 to 20 slides. Instagram’s help page currently describes up to 20 items, but other publishing tools may have different limits.
Why do the seams look wrong after posting?
Use the same aspect ratio and avoid cropping or applying different filters to individual slides. The exported files share one continuous canvas.
Does this create a carousel design for me?
No. Start with an existing wide image or design. This tool handles framing and slicing, not text layout or slide design.