ImageSplitCarousel storytellers
Continue an illustration, product photo, or before-and-after narrative across multiple slides.
Panorama splitter for Instagram
A single landscape post often looks tiny in the feed. This page turns a panorama into portrait slides that still read as one scene when someone swipes. Default is three slides, not a designed four-slide campaign.
100% private — processing happens entirely in your browser.
Turn a landscape into swipeable portrait scenes
Check the subject against the cut lines before the panorama becomes a 4:5 carousel.
Build the panorama carousel
Each export is a 4:5 portrait panel. Upload file 1 first, left to right, as one post.
Seamless swipe posts
What is Panorama Splitter?
Panorama Splitter starts with one wide image and cuts it into matched portrait panels. The crop and order are designed for one swipeable post rather than a set of unrelated images.
How it works
Split a landscape into slides
- 1
Use the widest clean source you have
Stitched phone panoramas and extra-wide artwork both work if the seams in the photo are already solid.
- 2
Keep subjects off the cuts
Move the crop until people, signs, and peaks sit inside a slide. Three cuts are easier to hide than ten.
- 3
Post left to right
File 1 is the first slide in the carousel, not a separate profile post.
Made for real projects
Make a carousel that continues from slide to slide
Brands and launches
Turn a campaign visual into a swipe sequence that keeps the product and headline aligned.
Landscape photographers
Use the panorama workflow when a wide scene needs to become a portrait-first carousel.
Why ImageSplit
A simple tool for a specific job
4:5-first layout
Portrait panels fit the common Instagram carousel format while preserving a continuous source image.
Ordered export
Slides are named in the sequence people should see them from left to right.
Crop before download
Check the subject against the cut lines before committing to the final files.
Get better results
Tips before you download
Leave room at seams
Do not place a face, price, or headline where two slides meet unless the break is intentional.
Use a wide original
A source image wider than the final carousel will give you more room to crop.
Publish in sequence
Keep exported slides in their numbered order when adding them to the Instagram composer.
Next steps
Keep creating with ImageSplit
Image Splitter
Free image splitter in your browser. Divide a photo into numbered tiles for Instagram, posters, or a ZIP download. JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, and AVIF never leave this device.
Open tool →Carousel Splitter
Turn a wide design into seamless 4:5 Instagram slides. Crop the strip, export portrait panels, and upload left to right as one post.
Open tool →Grid Maker
Crop a photo into a profile grid, preview the 3-column layout, and download tiles numbered for Instagram upload order. Files stay on this device.
Open tool →FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How many slides should a panorama use?
Three is enough for most landscapes (the default). Use four when the scene has several subjects. More than five usually needs a very detailed source, or type will vanish on a phone.
Carousel splitter or this page?
Both export 4:5 slides for one swipe post, left to right. Use this page for stitched landscapes and extra-wide photos. Use the carousel splitter when you already designed a campaign strip and want four slides as the starting point.
Carousel order or profile order?
This page is for one carousel: left to right. A profile puzzle uses reverse order on the Instagram grid pages.
Are images uploaded?
No. Crop, split, and ZIP all happen locally in the browser.
Ready to use Panorama Splitter?
Scroll back to the workspace, add an image, and create the result in this browser.
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