Use this Instagram grid maker and Instagram photo splitter to create a connected Instagram grid with 3, 6, or 9 posts. Preview the 3:4 profile layout, then download numbered 1080×1440 tiles—free, private, and ready to post.
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The Instagram Grid Maker & Image Splitter turns one photo into a 3×1, 3×2, or 3×3 grid built for today's vertical Instagram grid layout. Preview the complete mosaic and export numbered 3:4 tiles at 1080×1440; Custom mode adds flexible square and portrait grids.
Use a high-resolution composition with important details away from the tile seams.
Keep the default Instagram three-column mode or choose a custom column count, then reposition the crop if necessary.
Follow the numbered chronological sequence or use Reorder grid when available, then verify the live profile before finishing.
An Instagram grid maker—or Instagram image splitter—turns one composition into several connected posts. Choose 3, 6, or 9 tiles for a panorama, artwork reveal, launch, or profile mosaic, then preview both the complete image and each individual crop before downloading.
Instagram moved profile previews away from the classic square-only grid to a taller layout and later added native 3:4 photo support. Square 1:1 and portrait 4:5 posts remain available, but connected mosaics must be planned around the shape shown on the profile. Instagram mode therefore uses three columns and exports each tile at 3:4, or 1080×1440 pixels.
The photo is cropped and split in your browser without being uploaded to Art Grid Maker. For a traditional chronological profile, post the numbered files from the visual bottom-right toward the top-left. If Reorder grid is available on your account, you can arrange them afterward; either way, check the live profile before publishing a long sequence.
Use the smallest layout that gives the composition enough room and that you can publish without interrupting the sequence.
| Option | Best for | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 3×1 | Short sequence | Useful for panoramas, triptychs, and compact announcements. |
| 3×2 | Medium reveal | Adds visual area without requiring a full nine-post campaign. |
| 3×3 | Nine-tile grid | A full nine-post profile takeover for artwork, launches, and portfolio features. |
| 3×4 or 3×5 | Extended grid | Best for planned Pro campaigns with enough content and publishing time. |
Instagram changes profile presentation and publishing controls independently of this splitter. Review the final tiles in the current app before committing to a multi-post sequence.
Reviewed 2026-09-03
This review describes the tool output and publicly announced Instagram behavior as of the date shown; it is not a guarantee that every account, region, or app build exposes the same controls.
An Instagram grid maker, also called an Instagram image splitter, divides one photo into connected posts. Upload a composition, choose a 3×1, 3×2, or 3×3 layout, preview the seams, and download numbered tiles that rebuild the full image on your profile.
Yes. Instagram moved profile previews away from the old square-only grid to a taller layout and later added native 3:4 photo support. Square 1:1 and portrait 4:5 posts still work, but this tool's Instagram mode uses 3:4 tiles for the updated vertical Instagram grid.
Instagram mode exports each tile at 1080×1440 pixels, a 3:4 portrait ratio. A three-column source should therefore be at least 3240 pixels wide for the best available detail, although the final result still depends on the quality of the uploaded image.
For a traditional consecutive upload, start with the tile labeled Post #1 at the visual bottom-right and finish with the top-left tile. If your account offers Reorder grid, you can arrange posts from the profile instead. Check the current Instagram grid preview before publishing the full set.
Instagram mode includes free 3×1, 3×2, and 3×3 layouts for 3, 6, or 9 posts; Pro adds 3×4 and 3×5 campaigns. Custom mode is free up to 3×3 and expands to 6×6 with Pro.
Yes. Custom mode defaults to square 1:1 tiles and also supports 4:5 and 3:4 portrait tiles. Instagram mode uses the updated 3:4 profile-tile format.
No. Cropping, tile creation, preview, and ZIP packaging happen locally in the browser. The original image is not uploaded to Art Grid Maker for splitting.
Use the assembled preview before export and reposition the crop where available. Keep faces, small text, signatures, and focal details comfortably inside individual tiles rather than directly on a boundary.
Yes, but existing and newly added posts affect the visible arrangement. Check the current Instagram grid, publish the entire sequence without unrelated posts in between, and confirm Instagram's current profile presentation before launch.
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