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Create Stunning Grids for Your Instagram Profile Feed
Make your profile stand out! Our free online Instagram Grid Maker lets you split any landscape panorama, portrait photo, or graphical layout into individual tiles. When uploaded in order, these tiles form a continuous giant banner grid on your profile feed. Explore all our free Instagram Tools to split panoramic posts with our Instagram Carousel Splitter or crop square posts using the Instagram Square Image Maker.
How It Works
Select Photo
Upload a high-quality JPG, PNG, or WebP file. Your files are processed entirely in your web browser.
Choose Layout
Use Grid presets to automatically snap tiles to perfect Instagram Square (1:1) or Portrait (4:5) proportions.
Export & Share
Click split to generate preview tiles, verify grid positions, and download them as a ZIP package or multi-page PDF.
Grid Maker Features comparison
| Feature | Standard Presets (Grid) | Custom Mode Grid |
|---|---|---|
| Available Columns | 2 to 10 (Defaults to 3) | 2 to 10 |
| Available Rows | Computed dynamically based on aspect ratio | 2 to 10 (Custom config) |
| Aspect Ratio Limits | Fixed 1:1 Square or 4:5 Portrait | Stretched/Variable matching photo aspect ratio |
| Grid Spacing (Gap) | Supported (Custom pixel widths & border colors) | Supported |
| Formats & Export | ZIP (JPG/PNG/WebP), PDF format options | ZIP (JPG/PNG/WebP), PDF format options |
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? Find conversational answers below.
Instagram feeds are ordered from newest to oldest. Upload your sliced images in reverse order: start with the last tile, down to Tile 1.
No. Everything is calculated locally inside your browser using HTML5 Canvas API.
Square (1:1) is classic. Portrait (4:5) uses taller tiles, allowing your grid items to occupy more vertical screen space.
🔒 Safe Browser-Only Processing
This tool performs operations using the HTML5 Canvas API directly on your machine. Your images are never transmitted or stored on any server. Large image processing speed depends entirely on your system's hardware capability.