TikTok photo carousel splitter

35 when Foliwo publishes it. The splitter makes up to 20 at once, and two to five is where a panorama reads best.

Every slide is 1080 pixels wide, the most feeds show: 1,080 × 810 for 4:3, 1,080 × 608 for 16:9, 1,080 × 1,920 for 9:16, 1,080 × 1,080 for 1:1. For full sharpness, start from an image as wide as all the slides together. The splitter tells you when it has to scale your image up.

Cut them from one image, all at the same shape, and post them in order. Every slide here is an exact slice of the same crop, so the edge of one continues on the next. Keep faces and text away from the cut lines shown on the preview.

Crop keeps the slides full and lets you drag the frame to choose which part to keep. Fit keeps the whole picture and fills the space above and below with a colour you pick.

In the order of their numbers, 1 first. The file names carry the numbers, so they sort the right way in your gallery and in the zip.

Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok and Threads: their carousels swipe one slide at a time. Facebook, X and Bluesky show several images as a grid, which breaks the picture.

No. The splitter cuts and saves the slides in your browser, and the picture never leaves your device. Only your settings (network, shape, number of slides) are kept, in this browser.

Create a Foliwo account to schedule it. Add the slides to one post, and Foliwo publishes them in order as a carousel, with the caption checked for each network.