Carousel Image Splitter
Split one panoramic design into 2–10 consecutive slides. Choose square or 4:5 for Instagram and Facebook, or 9:16 for vertical image sequences. Check the preview and download numbered files as ZIP.
Step by step
- Choose image
- Platform and output size
- Create preview
- Download slides as ZIP
Example scenario
3240 × 1350 → 3 × 1080 × 1350. Split one panoramic design into 2–10 consecutive slides. Choose square or 4:5 for Instagram and Facebook, or 9:16 for vertical image sequences. Check the preview and download numbered files as ZIP.
Check your result
Choose static JPG, PNG or WebP: up to 20 MB and 24 megapixels. This tool splits an existing panorama; it does not write slide content. For best results, source ratio should be (slide width × count) / slide height. Fill may crop edges; contain may add space. Unzip and upload in order from slide-01. The 2–10 limit belongs to this tool, not the platform.
Frequently asked questions
Is my file uploaded?
Files are processed in this browser, not uploaded. No social account connection or automatic publishing.
Does it publish automatically?
Files are processed in this browser, not uploaded. No social account connection or automatic publishing.
Where can you use this on social media?
YouTube
Prepare a 16:9 frame for a YouTube video thumbnail, then check text readability and file size. Compressing an image does not compress a video.
Instagram
Prepare square or 4:5 artwork for an Instagram post, or 9:16 for a story. These are working options. Check cropping in the profile grid and app before posting.
TikTok
Prepare a 9:16 photo or vertical cover for TikTok. Keep titles away from edges where app controls may overlap. Image tools do not produce videos.
Facebook
Use images in Facebook posts, product pictures or link sharing. A 1200 × 630 working canvas is an option for link images; check the final view on phone and desktop.
Sources checked:Official platform guidance