Image Split
Split one photo into several images — for an Instagram profile grid or a Threads multi-image post — all processing happens in your browser
Split one photo into 9 images to post across 9 Instagram posts and recreate the full picture on your profile — all processing happens in your browser
Drop an image here, or click to choose a file
Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, static GIF (HEIC, SVG, animated GIF and animated WebP are not supported)
Original file
- Format
- Dimensions
- Size
⚠ Each tile uses a 3:4 ratio — matching Instagram's current (since January 2025) profile grid preview crop. This is a proposed default, not yet finalized, and isn't guaranteed to tile seamlessly on every account — please verify with a test account before relying on it.
⚠ The source resolution isn't quite enough here — the output may look a bit soft. Try fewer images or less zoom.
⚠ This image has transparent areas. Converting to JPG will fill them with white (JPG has no transparency support) — please check this matches what you want before downloading.
Tip: if you're posting to Threads/Instagram, JPG has the best compatibility — PNG/WebP aren't guaranteed to upload directly on every app version.
Adjust the crop area
Drag the photo to reposition it, use the slider to zoom, so what you want ends up inside the crop frame
Drag the photo to adjust the crop; drag the scrollbar below to see the other tiles
Grid result
Adjust the crop area, then click Generate grid
Click a photo to download it
Swipe left/right, or drag the scrollbar below, to see more tiles
Posting / download details
Position is where each tile sits in the picture (top-left to bottom-right, 1→9). Suggested order: post #9 first, working backwards to #1 last — that way, once all 9 are posted, position #1 ends up at the top of your profile grid. Pinned posts, carousels, and other platform behavior can affect the actual layout, and this can't be guaranteed consistent across accounts — verify with a test account first.
Re-encoding drops the original EXIF/ICC color-profile metadata.