Create Instagram posts that connect when you swipe, or the tap-to-connect photos often seen on X (formerly Twitter).
Split one wide photo or Canva design into multiple post-ready images. No app installation required.
Upload one wide photo or design. Supported formats: JPG, PNG, and WebP.
Preview how the images connect as you swipe through them on Instagram or X. This view does not reproduce X’s exact cropping or gaps between images.
Connected view is shown first. Check the full panorama, then 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.
Use these tools to resize, compress, and convert images for X and Instagram posts.
Split one wide image and post the sections from left to right for a swipeable post on Instagram or X.
Use a panorama photo or a wide design made in Canva or another image editor. JPG, PNG, and WebP are supported.
Use 2–10 images for Instagram or 2–4 for X. Ratios near 3:4, 4:5, and 1:1 are useful starting points for X; try this tool’s 4:5 or 1:1 options first. A 16:9 image may lose its sides, while a 9:16 image may lose its top and bottom.
Make sure important text and people are not awkwardly split at the edges. Adjust the position and scale, then save all files as a ZIP.
Post the saved images in left-to-right order for a swipeable post on Instagram or X. Check how X frames the images and the gaps between them in the post composer.
Learn how to create Instagram split posts and wide images to view in sequence in X’s carousel layout.
A split post cuts one wide image into multiple images that connect horizontally when viewed in sequence. On Instagram or X, you can view them as a swipeable carousel. On X, gaps between images and the enlarged view after tapping may vary by environment. This tool is useful for panorama photos, as well as product introductions, event announcements, explanatory slides, and wide illustrations made in Canva.
Since July 2026, reports have described a move to a carousel where viewers move horizontally between images. In this layout, four vertically stacked sections and 2×2 grids no longer look like one connected picture. For the background and tools for tall images, visit the X (Twitter) 4-Way Image Splitter.
Articles reviewed: October 6, 2026. We have not verified the display directly on devices. Cropping and gaps may vary with image ratios, image combinations, and viewing environment.
Start with 4:5 and check whether important text or people sit too close to image boundaries. Use Cover for an edge-to-edge result, and switch to Add margins only when you want to preserve the full source image. In STEP 2, Connected view lets you adjust horizontal position, vertical position, and scale while seeing the whole image and split positions. This helps you check section boundaries before saving. It does not reproduce X’s cropping or gaps, so check the images in the post composer too.
Note: Carousel rollout has been reported for the X apps and desktop site. Viewers move horizontally between images; cropping and gaps may vary by environment.
This tool does not generate the content of explanatory slides or other posts. It is for people who already have a finished wide image or panorama photo and want to turn it into an Instagram or X carousel post. Simply upload an image to split it in your browser, without installing a dedicated app.