Grab that “Slice” tool (right click on crop to find it). One slight hitch here is that Rasterbator spits out your newly split squares as a PDF, so you’ll need to export the pages as jpgs, or use an online converter (like this one) before you place your order.Īlex used Photoshop, so if you’ve got access to the Creative Cloud, you can can do the splitting yourself. Click on through the next few screens and your photo will be split up as if by magic (or computer … same thing?)

Uncheck the “Add margin” option – our Square Prints already have a border, so you don’t want to double up.Īdjust the “Output Size” till the preview is split up just how you like it. This will make the square photo files that are generated, plenty big enough to print on our 4″ or 5.5″ squares. Upload the photo of your choice and change “Paper Setting” to “Custom.” Unfortunately, it doesn’t work so well on your phone, so you’re going to need to grab a compy for this one. is a great site for splitting up your photo. The only downside is that you can only make a grid three photos wide, since it’s designed to go on Instagram. We used Griddy to divide up a shot into a 3 x 4 grid.

There are apps made to help you split up a photo, so you can post pieces to Instagram to make one big photo show up when you look at your profile (neat, huh?). You can upgrade to a set of 5.5” prints for just $5 – and make an extra big grid. We’ve gathered three, yup three, ways to turn one photo you love into an amazing photo grid.Īnd, if you want to try it out yourself, remember our 4” Square Prints are always free (yup, $0.00 + shipping). We got a lot of questions along the lines of “how did he do that?” So, we’re here to answer. When we spotted Alex’s giant photo grid (made with our Square Prints!) on Instagram we flipped out over how good it looked – and regrammed it so fast.

Instagram big picture grid