IG Grid Splitter & Collage Free

Grid splitter: cut one large image into 3, 6, 9 or 12 tiles, numbered in posting order, so your IG profile shows one big picture once they're all posted. Collage: combine 2 or more photos into one with various layouts, spacing, rounded corners and background colors. Free, no login, and photos are never uploaded.

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What this tool does

Want your IG profile to look like one big poster? Add an image, choose how many tiles, and each tile is numbered in posting order (01 goes first); post them in order and the full picture appears. The IG profile grid now uses tall tiles (3:4); you can also choose 4:5 or the old square grid.

Collage: combine several photos into one with layouts like side by side, top and bottom, one big and two small, 2×2 and 3×3, with adjustable spacing, corners and background color, in 1:1, 4:5, 3:4 or 9:16 (Stories).

It centers on each photo's main subject automatically; when splitting, tap the preview to change which part to keep. Everything happens in your browser, photos are never uploaded, and uses are unlimited.

You'll need
Splitter: one large image; collage: 2 or more photos
You'll get
Each tile as a JPG (numbered in posting order), or one combined image (JPG)

How to use

  1. Choose “Grid splitter” or “Collage”
  2. Add photos
  3. Choose the number of tiles or a layout and ratio
  4. Check the preview; tap to adjust the position
  5. Save to phone or download

FAQ

In what order do I post the grid?

Post in file-name order 01, 02, 03… with 01 first. The newest IG post appears top-left, so the first one you post is the bottom-right tile.

Should I choose 3:4 or 1:1?

The IG profile grid now uses tall tiles (3:4), so 3:4 tiles get cropped the least; 4:5 is the regular portrait post ratio; choose 1:1 for the old square grid.

How many photos can a collage have?

Anything from 2 up to 25; photos fill the layout in order, and you can reorder them with ↑ ↓.

Are my photos uploaded to the site?

No. Splitting and collages happen in the browser on your own phone or computer.

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