Keep a visual bridge
A repeated line, color, or background detail helps people understand that the next slide continues the image.
IMAGESPLIT GUIDE
A seamless carousel starts with one wide design, then uses portrait slides that line up when people swipe. The important work is choosing the crop, protecting seams, and keeping the export order intact.
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Use one image that is wider than the final carousel. Leave breathing room around faces, product details, and headlines near each cut line.
Open Carousel Splitter, choose the number of slides, and check the crop before downloading. The panels are named from the first slide to the last.
Add the exported files to one Instagram post in their numbered order. Review the swipe preview before publishing.
PRACTICAL TIPS
A repeated line, color, or background detail helps people understand that the next slide continues the image.
Do not let a small price, URL, or critical word sit directly on the boundary between slides.
Panorama Splitter starts from a wide scene and helps it become a portrait-first swipe post.
Open the matching ImageSplit tool and complete the workflow in this browser.
Open Carousel Splitter