Social grids and carousels
Use ready-made 1 × 3 and 3 × 3 layouts for swipe posts, profile mosaics and campaign reveals.
Turn one image into perfectly aligned pieces. Create Instagram carousels, profile grids, print tiles or web assets—then download every slice in one neat ZIP.
Your image is sliced locally in this browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
Precise pieces, sensible names and no editing software. Every pixel is included exactly once, so your slices line up cleanly when placed back together.
Use ready-made 1 × 3 and 3 × 3 layouts for swipe posts, profile mosaics and campaign reveals.
Smart boundaries preserve the entire source image, even when its dimensions do not divide evenly.
Save all numbered tiles in a single ZIP, or click any preview tile to download just that piece.
Upload, drag or paste a JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF. A colorful demo is already loaded so you can explore first.
Pick a social preset or choose up to 12 rows and 12 columns for a custom grid.
Check the numbered tiles and click Spread apart for a satisfying exploded view of the final layout.
Choose PNG, JPG or WebP, then save one piece or download all files together as a ZIP.
Split a wide design into three or more vertical panels. Numbered filenames make the swipe order easy to follow.
Use a 3 × 3 layout to turn nine posts into one large image across a social profile.
Break oversized artwork into manageable sections for craft projects, references and tiled printing workflows.
Divide diagrams, maps, moodboards or artwork into lightweight pieces for slides and interactive layouts.
Choose an image, select the number of rows and columns, and inspect the live numbered preview. Download an individual piece by clicking it, or save every slice in a ZIP.
Yes. The tool is free, needs no account and adds no watermark.
Yes. The Carousel preset creates three side-by-side pieces, while Profile grid creates nine tiles. You can also enter any custom row and column count.
No. Slicing and ZIP creation happen locally in your browser, so your files stay on your device.
Yes. The preview spacing is visual only. Exported pieces share exact boundaries and cover the entire original image without removing pixels.
Use PNG for lossless graphics or transparency, JPG for photographs, and WebP for smaller modern image files.
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