A free Instagram panorama splitter for carousel posts, wide banners, and panorama photos.
Upload one finished design or wide photo, preview the crop, and export swipe-ready slices without
leaving your browser.
Upload your image, preview the connected result, and fine-tune the crop before you export.
Wide images work best. Supported formats: JPG, PNG, and WebP.
After upload, you can immediately check how the panorama flows across the carousel.
Connected view is shown first. Switch to Single slides whenever you want to inspect one frame at a time.
Set the slice count, framing mode, and fine adjustments in one place.
Upload your image, check the connected preview, fine-tune the crop, and export the slices.
Use a wide Canva design, wide banner, or panorama photo. JPG, PNG, and WebP are supported.
Start with the auto-selected slice count and 4:5, then switch to 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, or Match source image if needed.
Drag the frames, resize them, and check the seam before you export. This helps reduce visible misalignment in the final carousel.
Everything you need to know about splitting wide images for Instagram carousel and panorama-style posts.
An Instagram panorama splitter turns one wide image into multiple carousel-ready slides that still feel connected when people swipe. It is useful for wide designs made in Canva, panorama photos, wide promotional banners, and any finished layout you want to split into a clean Instagram sequence.
Start with 4:5 and check whether important text or subjects sit too close to the frame boundaries. Use Cover when you want a seamless edge-to-edge look, and switch to Add margins only when you want to preserve the full source image. In STEP 2, the connected preview shows the whole source image with draggable frames, making it easier to spot crop issues before you export.
This tool does not generate slide content for you. It is designed for cases where you already have one finished wide image and want to turn it into a connected Instagram carousel quickly and cleanly.
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