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Google Play (Android Devices): Pic Splitter is available on Google Play (Max Quality, No Ads) for US$1.99.

Create up to 9 image tiles (3×3, 1×3, 2×3, 3×2 or make your own) from one photo.Īpple iPhone/iPad (iOS devices): The App Store now has a version for iPhone and iPad here: Pic Splitter for iOS ($1.99, Max Quality, No Ads). Choose any Instagram grid layout you like by checking and unchecking tiles. You can see the effect immediately in the preview. If you create a grid, the quanity of the horizontal blocks depends on the height of your Image.

The app lets you scale your photo, choose your tile size and choose a background color for the empty space of the image. Instagram displays three photos horizontally, so you want to split your images vertically and set the quanity of your blocks to three. 1 high res image (at least 1500px wide) For a grid of 3, use a photo in landscape Grids of 6 should be taller landscape photos Grids of 9 should be square Grids of larger than 9 should be in portrait STEP 1: Download and install Adobe Photoshop, if you don’t already have it. Great if you have an iOS or Android device. These apps will create tiled banner images for Instagram for you-so easy! Pic Splitter – Split your photos for Instagram ( iOS and Android)ĭivide your Instagram photos into smaller pieces with Pic Splitter. This mosaic effect can be incredibly effective when done right, so read on to find the best apps for the job.ĭon’t bother manually splitting your images. Splitting your photos into tiles will allow you to have larger photos in your Instagram feed, by creating a large montage from smaller individual images. I've tried using the wrap function but instead of getting a list with one of every photo i get 152 sets of every photo so the list is huge.Impress your Instagram followers and gain new followers using this simple technique. When i press the image I want to load that photo so you can save that photo to your phone. I want to create a image grid like the instagram search page/profilepage with images in rows of 3 and want the grid to fill up depending on how many imgaes I have in my collection.