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Open the Img Stop Instagram Grid Splitter, drop your photo, pick a grid (3×1, 3×2, 3×3 or 3×4) and a post shape (3:4 for the new profile grid), set borders on every tile, between tiles or around the outside, then click Split into grid. Post the numbered files in order – post-01 first – and the full picture appears on your profile.
About the Instagram Grid Splitter with Borders
The Img Stop Instagram Grid Splitter turns one picture into a set of posts that join up into a large image on your profile. Unlike basic splitters, it lets you add the same border, gap or rounded corners to every tile, so the grid looks like a deliberate, designed layout.
Choose the crop area on your photo, pick 3:4 tiles for Instagram’s new taller profile grid (or 4:5 and square), and see a live preview of how your profile will look. The files are numbered in posting order, because Instagram shows the newest post first.
Key features
- Grids from 3×1 to 3×4Up to 12 posts that join into one big picture.
- Made for the new profile grid3:4 tiles (1080×1440) line up perfectly; 4:5 and 1:1 also available.
- Consistent bordersBorder on every tile, only between tiles, or an outer frame.
- Rounded tilesGive every tile matching rounded corners.
- Choose the crop areaDrag a box on your photo to decide what is in the grid.
- Posting orderFiles are named post-01, post-02… so you post them in the right order.
How to use the Instagram Grid Splitter with Borders
- Upload a photo Drop the image you want to turn into a grid.
- Pick grid and shape Choose 3×1 to 3×4 and 3:4, 4:5 or square tiles.
- Style the borders Set border size, color, placement and rounded corners; drag the crop box.
- Download and post Download the ZIP and post the tiles starting with post-01.
Instagram Grid Splitter with Borders at a glance
| Price | Free, no watermark |
|---|---|
| Grids | 3×1, 3×2, 3×3, 3×4 |
| Tile sizes | 1080×1440 (3:4), 1080×1350 (4:5), 1080×1080 (1:1) |
| Borders | Every tile, between tiles, outer frame; any color; rounded |
| Output | JPG or PNG tiles in a ZIP, numbered for posting |
| Processing | In your browser – photos are not uploaded |
When to use it
- Launch a new collection or brand with a giant grid on your profile.
- Create a panorama across three posts.
- Design a framed, gallery-style feed with consistent white borders.
- Announce an event with a poster split over 6 or 9 posts.
- Make a puzzle feed for a portfolio.
Tips for the best result
- Post the tiles in order – post-01 is the bottom-right tile and goes first.
- Use 3:4 tiles: Instagram’s profile grid now shows posts in 3:4.
- Keep faces and text away from the lines between tiles.
- A border of 30–50 px on every tile gives a clean gallery look.
Frequently asked questions
In which order do I post the grid tiles?
Post the file named post-01 first and post-09 (or the last number) last. Instagram shows the newest post at the top left, so posting in this order rebuilds the picture.
Which size should Instagram grid tiles be?
Instagram profiles now show posts in a 3:4 shape, so 1080×1440 px tiles line up best. 4:5 (1080×1350) and square tiles also work.
Can I add borders between the tiles?
Yes. Choose Between tiles for negative space only where tiles meet, Every tile for a frame on each post, or Outer frame for a border around the whole grid.
Will my grid still line up if I post something else later?
Each new post shifts the grid by one tile. Post 3 new images at a time (one full row) to keep the picture aligned.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free and private.
Learn more
- Aspect ratio (image) – why platforms crop to 1:1, 4:5 or 16:9
Last updated October 30, 2026 by the Img Stop team.