Split a wide Canva design, panorama, banner or before/after into swipe-ready Instagram carousel slides. Choose 2–10 slides in 4:5 portrait or square, preview every cut, then download numbered images in posting order.
Use a panorama, long design, comparison, tutorial strip, or other wide image.
Choose portrait 4:5 for more feed space or square 1:1 for a classic layout.
Files are numbered from slide 01 onward so you know exactly which one to upload first.
This carousel cutter is built for the point where your design is finished but Instagram needs separate images. Export one wide image from Canva, Photoshop or another editor, split it here, then upload the numbered files as one carousel.
Export your complete seamless Canva carousel as one wide JPG or PNG. Upload that file here and choose the same number of slides as your design.
Turn a landscape panorama or banner into equal 1080px-wide slices while keeping the visual transition continuous between slides.
Choose portrait to export each slide at 1080 × 1350 pixels, or square for 1080 × 1080 pixels. Files are numbered in posting order.
Export the complete wide Canva design as a JPG or PNG, upload it here, choose the number of slides in your design and select 4:5 or square. Download the numbered slices and upload them to one Instagram carousel in numerical order.
Start with one continuous wide image, select your slide count and ratio, then download the numbered slices. Because every slice comes from the same shared canvas, adjacent slides keep the continuous design when posted in order.
Portrait slides export at 1080 × 1350 pixels (4:5). Square slides export at 1080 × 1080 pixels. The full working canvas is the selected slide width multiplied by the number of slides.
The tool creates every slide from one shared crop canvas and cuts equal-width slices, preventing gaps introduced by separately resizing images.
This version performs decoding, cropping and export with the browser Canvas API. The selected image is not submitted to a BioStylr server by this tool.
JPG, PNG and WebP inputs are accepted. Exported slides are JPG files for convenient social posting.