What does repeated edge mean?

Adjacent carousel panels share the selected number of pixels, which can make continuous artwork easier to follow while swiping.

Does grid mode resize my image?

No. It divides native source pixels and gives any remainder pixels to the final row or column.

Why is carousel content cropped?

The source is centre-cropped to cover the complete portrait-panel composition. Use a suitably wide source and keep important content away from outer edges.

What order are ZIP files in?

Files use zero-padded names such as carousel-01.png so ordinary filename sorting preserves the intended sequence.

Is the image uploaded?

No. Panel rendering and ZIP creation happen locally.

Image Tools

Image Splitter & Carousel Maker

Split an image into an exact grid or create continuous 1080 × 1350 social carousel panels with ZIP export.

Free browser toolRuns in your browserNo sign-up

Choose source image

Panels: 3Repeated edge: 0pxHelps continuous artwork cross panel boundaries

Each panel: 1080 × 1350px

About the Image Splitter & Carousel Maker

Image Splitter creates individual panels from one source image. Equal-grid mode preserves native source pixels across up to eight rows and columns, including remainder pixels in the final row or column.

Social-carousel mode creates two to ten portrait panels at exactly 1080 × 1350 pixels. An optional repeated edge gives adjacent panels shared visual content, while the full source is cover-cropped across the continuous composition.

Every generated panel can be reviewed and downloaded separately or packaged in order inside one ZIP. All rendering stays in the browser.

Key features

Equal grid with one to eight rows and columns
Two to ten social carousel panels
Exact 1080 × 1350 carousel output
Optional repeated boundary content
Ordered preview and individual downloads
One-click ZIP packaging
Native-pixel grid splitting
Private local processing

How to use

1Upload the source image and choose Social carousel or Equal grid.
2For a carousel, choose the panel count and optional repeated edge; for a grid, choose rows and columns.
3Generate the panels and inspect their order, crops and boundary continuity.
4Download individual PNG panels or the complete ordered ZIP.

Examples

Turn a panorama into a carousel

Input: Wide campaign image, four panels and 40px repeated edges

Output: Four ordered 1080 × 1350 PNG files

Preview transitions because cover cropping and overlap change which edge details appear in adjacent panels.

Frequently asked questions

What does repeated edge mean?: Adjacent carousel panels share the selected number of pixels, which can make continuous artwork easier to follow while swiping.
Does grid mode resize my image?: No. It divides native source pixels and gives any remainder pixels to the final row or column.
Why is carousel content cropped?: The source is centre-cropped to cover the complete portrait-panel composition. Use a suitably wide source and keep important content away from outer edges.
What order are ZIP files in?: Files use zero-padded names such as carousel-01.png so ordinary filename sorting preserves the intended sequence.
Is the image uploaded?: No. Panel rendering and ZIP creation happen locally.

Open a related tool to prepare your files or refine the finished result.