One connected composition.
The image is centered across the complete grid and cropped only at the outside edge. Tiles never stretch.
Instagram Grid Maker.
Split one photo into a 3, 6 or 9-tile profile grid. Preview each tile’s placement, use placement labels or optional traditional posting guidance, then download every file.
Independent tool. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Instagram or Meta.1 · CHOOSE YOUR IMAGE
Local processing
Your image, filename and pixels are not uploaded. Preview, slicing and ZIP creation happen in this browser.
GRID PREVIEW
Add one image to build your grid.
Nothing is uploaded, and no example is shown as your result.
POST FILES VS PROFILE PREVIEW
Choose the tile shape you actually need.
Portrait mode exports each tile at 1080 × 1440 (3:4). Square mode exports 1080 × 1080 (1:1). A 4:5 feed post is a different format from a 3:4 profile thumbnail. This preview is a planning guide because Instagram can change or customize profile crops by account and app version.
Three clear steps
- Add one JPEG, PNG or WebP image
- Choose tile count, shape and fit
- Download by placement or optional traditional order
Keep the whole image.
The complete image is scaled into the grid and any unused area uses your selected solid background color.
Instagram grid maker FAQ
Does this upload my photo?
No. The browser decodes, composes, slices and packages the image locally. StylMorph does not send the filename or image content to its backend or analytics.
Must I post from bottom right to top left?
No. That sequence is optional guidance for the traditional newest-first profile order. If Reorder Grid is available on your account, use the row and column placement labels instead.
Will my Instagram profile look exactly like this preview?
Not necessarily. Instagram may crop, compress, customize thumbnails, expose different profile layouts or allow reordering. Check the current preview inside your own Instagram app before publishing the complete set.
Can I use HEIC?
Not in this release. Convert HEIC to JPEG or PNG first; the tool accepts JPEG, PNG and WebP up to 20 MB and 20 megapixels.