Instagram Carousel Splitter

Instagram crops photos wider than 1.91:1, according to its help center. To show the whole thing, split it into slides: drop it into the tool, pick the number of slides and the format, download the images, then post them together as a carousel, in numbered order.

Up to 20 photos and videos, according to Instagram’s help center. So the tool splits your image into 2 to 20 slides.

Each slide is 1080 pixels wide, so the ideal source is 1080 pixels wide per slide: in 4:5, 2160 × 1350 px for 2 slides, 3240 × 1350 px for 3, 5400 × 1350 px for 5 and 10800 × 1350 px for 10. In square, the height is 1080 px; in 3:4, 1440 px.

4:5 works everywhere, scheduling tools included. 3:4 gives the biggest image, but only if you post from the Instagram app: the Instagram API stops at 4:5. Square suits a very wide photo that would otherwise need many slides.

The “Fit my image” button finds the number that keeps your photo’s shape with almost nothing cut. With fewer slides, the tool trims the top and bottom, or leaves a background if you pick “Whole image”.

The images are cut to the pixel, with no margin. Post them in order, without re-cropping in Instagram, and apply the same filter to all of them or none.

A carousel only shows its first image on the profile. For one big picture made of several posts, use Kreatoai’s Instagram grid maker instead.

No. Everything happens in your browser: the photo never leaves your device, and nothing is kept when you close the page.

Yes. The “Save to my phone” button puts the slides in your photos when your browser allows it; otherwise, download them one by one or as a ZIP.

Yes: no sign-up, no watermark and no usage limit.