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InstaGridMaker splits one photo into numbered tiles for an Instagram profile grid, sized for the 3:4 layout, with the cutting done in your browser.

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InstaGridMaker splits one photo into a seamless three-column Instagram profile grid of 1 to 6 rows, exporting numbered 1080 by 1440 tiles in the browser.

When one photo wants the whole profile

Some photos deserve more room than a single post: a wide landscape, say, or an announcement you'd like spread across your whole profile. Cutting one into tiles by hand means fiddly cropping, and the seams show if the sizes are off. InstaGridMaker does the cutting in your browser, splitting one photo into a seamless three-column Instagram profile grid.

You pick a photo, choose 1 to 6 rows and a tile shape of 3:4, 4:5 or 1:1. The default 3:4 setting exports tiles at 1080 by 1440 pixels, which the site says is designed for the portrait profile preview. Its pitch is aimed at people whose older grids stopped lining up when Instagram's profile moved to 3:4.

Posting in the right order

The editor previews the tiles on a mock profile before you download anything, and you can save a single tile by tapping it or download the whole set. A split grid only works if the tiles go up in the right sequence, so the files are numbered, and the page tells you to post number 1, the bottom-right tile, first. It also suggests unpinning pinned posts beforehand and posting in threes afterwards so the grid doesn't shift.

A posting queue lets you tick off each tile once it's live, a nice touch when you're partway through a set. The tool doesn't publish to Instagram for you.

What to know before you split

Single-photo grids are free and carry no watermark. Pro costs $9.99 a month or $99 a year, and there's a Lifetime option that is one payment. The paid plans add batch splitting of up to 50 photos, your own watermark and 200 AI upscales a month. One listed feature, projects saved across devices, is marked as planned.

According to the privacy policy, last updated November 9, 2026, splitting happens entirely in your browser and photos aren't uploaded. Your most recent project is kept in the browser's own storage, and upscaling also runs in the browser with the open Real-ESRGAN model. The one feature that sends anything out is the carousel text writer, which passes the topic, audience, tone and slide count you type to Cloudflare Workers AI.

If your old grid stopped lining up, the free single-photo split is an easy place to start.

The InstaGridMaker homepage
The instagridmaker.com homepage as it looked on November 11, 2026.

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November 11, 2026

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November 12, 2026

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