Grid splitter

One wall,
posted in pieces.

A grid layout arranges your photos into one wall, cuts it into profile tiles and hands them back numbered, so all you do is upload them in that order.

The pictureRoadside

Roadside grid layout, assembled

The tilesNumbered in upload order

121110987654321

Why the numbers run backwards

Post the last tile first.

Your profile fills from the top left and pushes everything right and down. Upload tile 1, then 2, and by the time you reach the last one the picture has assembled itself from the bottom up. Export writes the files in exactly that order.

The grids

The rest of them.

Three columns each, and none of them stretches one frame across your profile. The layout decides which part of the wall each photograph covers, and the cuts fall where they fall.

Pink Concrete grid layout
Pink Concrete9 tiles · 5 photos
Black Sand grid layout
Black Sand9 tiles · 4 photos
Chapter Break grid layout
Chapter Break9 tiles · 4 photos
Treeline grid layout
Treeline9 tiles · 4 photos
Overpass grid layout
Overpass6 tiles · 4 photos

Questions

Frequently asked questions.

What order do I upload the tiles in?

Start at tile 1 and work up. Instagram pushes older posts right and down, so the picture assembles itself as you go. Export has already worked the order out, so you never have to.

What happens to the rest of my profile?

Nothing. Your old posts stay where they are, the grid just pushes them down, which is why most people post a grid in one sitting rather than a tile at a time.

Can I use more than one photo in a grid?

Yes, and most grids expect it. The layout decides which part of the wall each photo covers before anything is cut, so the tile edges fall between your pictures instead of through them.