3:4 profile grid · Free

Instagram Grid Maker

Split one photo into a 3:4 grid for Instagram's taller profile layout, preview it, and post the tiles in an order that lines everything up.

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Try a grid sample

Tall original artwork made for a 3×3 split.

Made for the 3:4 grid

Instagram's profile grid used to show every post as a square. Since early 2025 it shows a taller 3:4 rectangle instead. Grid templates built for squares now get their edges trimmed, and the seams between posts stop lining up.

RepostGrid cuts 1080 × 1440 tiles, the exact shape of the new thumbnails, so your profile shows the picture edge to edge. Use the Rows control for anything from a single row of 3 up to 6 rows of 18.

LayoutFull imageEach tileGood for
1 row3240 × 14403 tiles, 1080 × 1440A single-row header
3 rows3240 × 43209 tiles, 1080 × 1440The classic grid
6 rows3240 × 864018 tiles, 1080 × 1440A full-profile takeover

How to post an Instagram grid

  1. Post the 1st tile first

    The 1st tile is the bottom-right one. Instagram shows your newest post top-left, so the grid builds up from the bottom.

  2. Keep going in order

    Post the 2nd, 3rd and so on without anything in between. File names start with the posting number so they stay in order.

  3. Check, then fix if needed

    If a tile lands in the wrong spot, Instagram's grid rearranging lets you drag it into place.

Step-by-step Instagram grid guide

Tips for a grid that holds together

  • Start tall. A 3×3 grid is taller than it is wide (3:4 overall), so portrait photos and posters need the least cropping. Landscapes work better as a one- or two-row grid.
  • Mind the cut lines. The grid is cut at one third and two thirds across and down, and Instagram leaves a thin white gap there. Keep eyes, faces and small text off those lines.
  • Make each tile work alone. Followers see the tiles one at a time in their feed. A tile that is only empty sky looks like a mistake there, so give every piece some detail.
  • Plan the top row. On a phone, the top row is what people see first when they open your profile. Put the strongest part of the picture there.

Instagram grid FAQ

How do I split a photo into 9 for Instagram?
Choose your photo and keep Instagram grid selected. It cuts a 3×3 grid of 3:4 tiles and shows them on an Instagram profile. Save the tiles and post them from the 1st to the 9th.
What size are Instagram grid tiles now?
1080 × 1440 pixels, a 3:4 rectangle. Instagram switched the profile grid from squares to 3:4 in early 2025, so a full 3×3 image is 3240 × 4320.
Which order do I post an Instagram grid in?
Start with the bottom-right tile, marked 1st, and finish with the top-left tile. Instagram puts your newest post first, so the picture builds up from the bottom.
Can I still make a square grid?
You can pick 1:1 tiles under Custom, but the new grid trims the sides of square posts to fit 3:4 thumbnails, so the seams won't line up on your profile. Use 3:4 for a seamless grid.
Can I schedule the posts?
Post them by hand in the Instagram app if you can. Some scheduling tools can't publish 3:4 images yet and will crop or reject them.
I posted a tile in the wrong spot. Now what?
Instagram now lets you rearrange the posts on your profile grid, so you can drag the tile into place instead of deleting and reposting.

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