Instagram Grid Maker
Turn one photo into a 3×3, 3×2, or panorama Instagram grid and download every tile ready to post.
Split into feed tiles
Upload one photo, crop it to a 3×3 grid of squares, then download every tile at 1080×1080 — ready to post. Tiles download in Instagram posting order (last tile first) so tile 1 lands top-left.
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Drop a photo to split into an Instagram grid
JPG, PNG, GIF, WEBP
What Is an Instagram Grid Maker?
An Instagram grid maker should do more than draw empty boxes. Upload a photo, crop it to a 3×3 puzzle, 3×2 grid, or 3×1 panorama, then download each square as a 1080×1080 tile.
Tiles download in Instagram posting order — last tile first — so the first square of your puzzle lands at the top-left of your profile grid.
A blank layout planner is still available if you only need to sketch a feed before you shoot. Everything runs in your browser; the photo never leaves your device.
Why Artists Plan Instagram Feed Grids
- Real photo split
Crop one image into feed-ready 1080×1080 tiles, not empty placeholders.
- Posting order
Files are named and downloaded last-to-first so the puzzle assembles correctly.
- Layout planner
Optional blank 3×3 / row / panorama planner if you are still composing the feed.
Related Tools
How to Plan an Instagram Feed Layout
Upload one photo
Drop a JPG, PNG, GIF, or WEBP. The image stays in your browser.
Choose a grid and crop
Start with 3×3, 3×2, or 3×1. Pan the crop so the important part fills the tiles.
Download tiles in posting order
Each tile exports at 1080×1080. Files download last-to-first so tile 1 lands top-left on Instagram.
Instagram Grid Maker FAQ
How do I split one photo into an Instagram 3×3 grid?+
Upload the photo, pick the 3×3 Puzzle preset, pan the crop if needed, then download the nine 1080×1080 tiles. Post them in the numbered posting order so the puzzle assembles on your profile.
What size are the exported Instagram tiles?+
Every tile is 1080×1080 pixels, Instagram’s standard square post size. Cropping uses a cover-fit so the photo fills the grid without letterboxing.
Why do the files download in reverse order?+
Instagram profile grids fill left-to-right, top-to-bottom, but new posts appear first. Uploading the last tile first makes tile 1 sit in the top-left when you are done.