Turn one image into a seamless X (Twitter) carousel. Upload a picture, split it into 2, 3, or 4 aligned slides, frame it exactly how you want, and download slides numbered in the order to post them. Everything happens in your browser.
When you attach several images to a post on X, they show side by side in the timeline and become a swipeable carousel when tapped. If the images are slices of one wider picture, the post reads as a single panorama that people swipe through, which stands out in a feed of single squares.
Upload an image, pick 2, 3, or 4 slides, choose an aspect ratio, and drag to frame it. The preview shows how X will crop the slides in the timeline, so nothing important falls into the gap between them.
Each aspect ratio trades off timeline crop against full-screen impact:
Attach the slides to one post in the numbered order. X keeps the order you add them in, so the panorama reads left to right. Keep the slide count consistent with the layout you previewed; X arranges two, three, and four images differently in the timeline.
Up to four images per post. The tool makes 2, 3, or 4 slides to match.
X shows multi-image posts in a fixed grid and crops each image to fit. The preview on the page shows exactly what will be visible before someone taps, so you can adjust the framing.
Yes. Choose the shorter portrait ratio, which matches Instagram’s 4:5 carousel format.
No. The splitting happens in your browser and the slides download straight to your device.