Instagram Grid Splitter
The giant-image profile grid is one of Instagram's most striking layouts — and the fiddliest to produce by hand. Drop one image, choose 3×1 (banner), 3×2 or 3×3 (or a custom grid), and the tool centre-crops and slices it into tiles. The catch everyone trips on is order: Instagram shows your newest post first, so the tiles come numbered in posting order — post 01 (the bottom-right piece) first, and the mosaic assembles itself correctly as you post.
Drop the image to split into a grid
JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, TIFF, HEIC or SVG — processed locally, never uploaded · You can also paste from the clipboard
How to instagram Grid Splitter
- Drop a high-resolution image (at least ~1080px per tile column ideally).
- Choose the grid size and split.
- Preview the mosaic with posting numbers, then download the ZIP and post in order.
Frequently asked questions
Why is tile 01 the bottom-right?
Because the feed is reverse-chronological: your last post lands top-left. To end with the image reading correctly, the piece that belongs top-left must be posted last, and the bottom-right piece first. The numbers handle it — just post in order.
What resolution should the source be?
Each tile displays up to 1080px wide, so a 3-wide grid wants ≈3240px across for full sharpness. Smaller sources still work — tiles are simply softer.
Can I use other grid shapes?
Yes — rows and columns go to 6 each. Note Instagram profiles always show 3 columns, so column counts of 3 keep rows aligned on the profile page.
