How To Split Pictures For Instagram // Seamless Multi-Post Tutorial

[@dunnadidit]

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[@DjFROMVENUS]

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[@hwflm]

this tutorial could have been 2 minutes long.

[@c.3263]

But then there wouldn't be time to advertise Squarespace

[@Welshmanshots]

you try and explain how to use PS in 2 mins also whats the rush its not like your 95 years old on your death bed.

[@hwflm]

@@Welshmanshots half of the video was an advertisement. chill out lil man

[@JeromeProductions]

Welp

[@Kenkichi24]

You're getting free content that you were looking for yet you whine like a kid. LMAO

[@dostthouevenlogicbrethren1739]

You missed the step where you wait about 3 days on a PC for lightroom to open the photo in photoshop.

[@shirak23]

Sounds like someone needs a new computer :)

[@dunnadidit]

HAHAHA! It never takes tooo long on my machine. Maybe enough to grab a sip of coffee.

[@toddgilligan]

Gtx1080 baby! No wait times here

[@dostthouevenlogicbrethren1739]

@@dunnadidit Don't you have a Mac?

[@playeronthebeat]

Absolutely no problems opening it in photoshop from lightroom... 😅😂

[@spray_cheese]

For those who don’t understand this over complicated tutorial: cut they image into equally sized pieces(only the horizontal length really matters as long as the vertical length is realistic)

[@vaderentertainment8879]

Ty

[@CoryTheRaven]

I'm a late adopter and just started an Instagram account, so thanks for this video! It really helped! But as an addendum: if you make your first slice the entire width of the image, then right click on the little blue box in the upper left corner of the slice, it gives you the option to divide the slice evenly into however many you want (I do a lot of wide panorama shots that need 3 or 4 slices). I found it a lot easier than trying to fiddle with grids.

[@CoryTheRaven]

I'll also add that, depending on your browser, you can set it to become a virtual mobile device and upload photos to Instagram directly from your computer. I use Chrome, which has it under Developer Tools. Just thought I'd mention that in case you or anybody reading didn't know. Thanks again!

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks for your additions!!

[@KARANPATEL_29]

This is the most easiest tip i have ever used. You saved so much time dude. Thanks ❤

[@kyleighpoultney7941]

This is a lifesaving tip, thank you!

[@tracyolive7724]

All of this info is outstanding!!! Thankyou so much :)

[@cakesclumed4973]

I’ve been trying to find this tutorial FOREVER

[@dunnadidit]

Well I’m glad you found it!!

[@penguin3196]

Love the fact that the creator has liked everyone's comments and also has replied!!!

[@dunnadidit]

I love the fact that you love that fact 😉

[@aadarsha.lamichhane]

THANKYOU SO MUCH I'VE BEEN FASCINATED BY THIS TECHNIQUE OF UPLOADING AND NOW I CAN FINALLY DO SO MYSELF ! THANKSSSSSS

[@dunnadidit]

That’s great!

[@triphvzvrd]

i live for the last little blip. "I'm drinking tea but i keep wishing it was coffee" You sir are a great teacher and just a golden human.

[@dunnadidit]

Thank you!! Haha glad you liked that.

[@BeckiandChris]

Oh wow, thanks for the shout out Dunna! 💙💙 Great tutorial!

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks for being awesome!!

[@BeckiandChris]

Dunna Did It YOU are awesome! 🙌🏼

[@dunnadidit]

🙌🏼 I feel like I need gifs in youtube comments to keep this going

[@DavidVelezPhotography]

Still relevant two years later! Thanks, Dunna!

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks for watching David!

[@MikeEdwardsphotography]

Hands-down the best explanation for how to achieve this. Props.

[@dunnadidit]

Glad you think so Mike! Thanks for watching!

[@tommiegreen]

You are AMAZINGLY GOOD at describing and explaining things. I’m also a coffee fiend

[@chhil]

Thanks for this, appreciate the tip. Just did a 16:10 in darktable and sliced it in gimp. In Gimp had to use the vertical guides, one at far right edge to get the width and then another one divided by 2 to get center. Then use menu Filter->Web->Slice to get the 2 images. Worked like a charm.

[@dunnadidit]

That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing! Always nice to get some alternatives from other programs!!

[@Joshwaa_s]

I started this video with a few of those little questions few people ever answer. I finished with no questions. NICE

[@dunnadidit]

Haha this comment made my day! Really glad I could help!

[@gabiloganimations8566]

7:10 this is the part i was searching for thank you

[@supremeomegacompany]

This really made my day, only if you know how long I have been thirsty for how to make this. Thanks Boss!

[@dunnadidit]

Nice! Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!

[@katleennellas1686]

you don’t know how helpful this is. thank you 😭

[@willlayton84]

I followed these instructions but for four slides instead of two and it worked perfectly. Thank you

[@dunnadidit]

Nice! Glad to hear it!

[@cursetheseeyes]

Great video, well presented!!! I’ve found it quicker to follow your process up until the image has been moved to Photoshop....from there I save, the image is then taken back to Lightroom as a TIFF. From there I duplicate the image twice, set the 4x5 crop, set the left image and the right image and then save from there as a JPEG, ready to upload to my social media profiles. For me, I like this way because I use Lightroom for all file organisation and this makes it a bit more efficient for my needs.

[@dunnadidit]

Love that! So basically you’re using photoshop just to do the 8x5 crop! Very sneaky!

[@Leonbartolome]

I was having problem with the size. Thanks for the video!

[@dunnadidit]

Cheers!

[@devonbenson21]

I've been looking for this method ever since I stumbled around it months ago! Very very nice!!

[@dunnadidit]

I’m glad you found it!!

[@mbakatikamulamba812]

I have been trying to do this forever. Thanks bro.

[@dunnadidit]

No worries!

[@AndyTran]

Thanks Dunna! Great video! So easy to understand

[@dunnadidit]

Glad to hear it!

[@vikaspandey5746]

I love the coffee color tone

[@darksideemt]

I love Becki & Chris, she cracks me up so much. I find that if I don't swipe to see the second side of the pic it shows it to me the next time I go on IG (or refresh). Have a great week sir!

[@BeckiandChris]

travis branum aw yay thanks!!

[@dunnadidit]

Yeah they’re pretty great for sure. Diamonds in the rough!

[@michelleturner1783]

This was the best most clear video I have seen on this. It was a success for me. Thank you so much!!

[@dunnadidit]

Yay! That’s great to hear! Thanks for watching Michelle!

[@PhoenixOrichimaru]

This is so helpful. Thank you for posting this! I've gone back to this video a handful of times now just to recall and make sure I am doing everything correctly.

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks for letting me know it was helpful!

[@filetmignon9978]

Awesome video! Also for those complaining abt the ad just skip it if it bothers you so much lmao.

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks a ton!!

[@resonatemusicstudio]

This is definitely becoming popular on instagram!

[@dunnadidit]

Absolutely they are!

[@whyknortphotography5406]

I can’t believe i found the answer to my question right here!!! Thank you thank you thank you...😂 I am so exited

[@masonmoyer8345]

I read somewhere that the aspect ratio that is statistically the most engaging is the square or 1:1 ratio, so you can always start with a 16:8 crop so that you end up with two square images.

[@dunnadidit]

Interesting! I’ve never heard that!

[@masonmoyer8345]

@@dunnadidit I'll try and find my source and link to it here.

[@AronPlummer]

This is very helpful. Awesome stuff !!!!!!

[@dunnadidit]

Cheers!!

[@jackassn21]

Damn. I underestimated how fucking awesome this. Thanks dunna.

[@iamjohndo]

So glad that you made a video about this. Thanks!

[@dunnadidit]

My pleasure John!!

[@johnscellphones]

Wow! Love this! My instagram will never be the same, posting multiples all the time! Thank you so much!

[@dunnadidit]

Nice! Glad to help!

[@theberardo]

dope / easy way to do this. thx bro and keep up the good content

[@dunnadidit]

Cheers!

[@dunnadidit]

Seriously though, have you seen Becki & Chris' feed? It's sick! Follow them here - instagram.com/beckiandchris/

[@BeckiandChris]

Dunna Did It 😘😘😘

[@farzadjahanfard]

@Prodromos such as???

[@GOAT10]

Osem📍

[@DimitriAbrazard]

hey dunna what would be the aspect ratio for a photo split in 3 please ? =)

[@bharathakula7256]

Bro it is not coming

[@vinitkokitkar4313]

Legend's says Dunna is still giving the hearts ♥️

[@vinitkokitkar4313]

Prove them right

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[@dunnadidit]

Haha that’s all the hearts!

[@dlife82]

Thank you! I've been looking for a video like this for a while! Much appreciated. Love your page and content! Keep creating and inspiring!!!

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks a ton! I’m really glad the video was helpful!

[@joannaherrera63]

thank you!!! you got yourself a new subscriber

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks for watching!

[@ashleyponsford3142]

I have always want to know how to do this!!! Thank you!!!

[@dunnadidit]

My pleasure!!

[@KBDESIGN223]

Really appreciate the fact that you make these videos. I am using the Film Frames App and edit the frame easily to post on instagram

[@SimplyJoeYT]

This was a dope tutorial! I was always curious as to how some of the photographers I followed did this but now I know and I plan to do the same

[@PrincipleCaliber]

You're awesome man. Thanks.

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks a ton!

[@_troyboy]

One of the best step by step instructions for this task! It was quick and straight to the point. I was able to do this in just a few minutes! Thank You So So So much!!!

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks so much for saying that!

[@JohnGulish]

Bro you're a lifesaver

[@dunnadidit]

Like Batman.

[@GeorgeVina]

I have wondered for so long how to do this!! Thank you for the tutorial 🙌

[@dunnadidit]

I’m glad I could help George!

[@liam3200]

I've been using a different more long-winded method of doing this. This has streamlined my process now thank you!

[@dunnadidit]

I LOVE EFFICIENCY! Glad to hear this helped out!

[@t3rm116]

Dunna this was super helpful! I always wondered how people created this kind of content!

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks so much for watching Jose!

[@savevincent]

This saved me on so many wide photos I take your rock dude!

[@dunnadidit]

My pleasure!!

[@dlovisuals]

Been seeing this technique on IG. Been super curious to try this out. Thanks for the tips Dunna!

[@dunnadidit]

My pleasure David! Thanks for swinging by!

[@libekgz]

Those small guides of yours are awesome! Subscribed :) Thanks and keep going with what you do!

[@dunnadidit]

Thank you so much! I appreciate it!

[@Harout.Joulakian]

Thank you for this video. It helped me take my Instagram photography to the next level!

[@dunnadidit]

Great to hear!

[@eggie731]

Simple explanation. Exactly what I needed. Thanks dude! 👍🏼

[@prebenirgens1387]

thanks my dude. worked like a charm

[@dunnadidit]

Excellent!

[@ozzsocialweb820]

Dude .... YOU ROCK ... Great tutorial mate!

[@dunnadidit]

Cheers! Thanks for watching!

[@tn_films]

I mean....I REALY love 3 things: 1-THE CONTENT 2-THE STUDIO 3-THE OTHER STUFF LEFT

[@dunnadidit]

Haha thanks so much! I appreciate it!!

[@kristinevanclooster9679]

What a great explanation ! This was my first time I looked at one of your films, but I surely will view more 👏👏

[@aeliyra9465]

Another fantastic video, as always. I love these images on IG, my mind was blown with the first one I saw. I keep meaning to do it myself. Maybe this will be my motivation to finally post one.

[@dunnadidit]

The time has come!!

[@mihaelakinna2344]

You gave an explanation in a really good way.Good way of speech etc.Good job yay

[@stephenpep.mp4]

Thanks for making this video!

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks for watching this video! 😉

[@okmartinez]

Bam!! It worked seamlessly, great tutorial, thanks so much!

[@dunnadidit]

Great to hear! I also appreciate the “seamless” pun

[@JamesRivas]

I've always used Illustrator to achieve this. I watched this to see if perhaps your method was better/faster. You made it very easy to understand and smooth. Good stuff! Ps. I prefer illustrator :)

[@dunnadidit]

Haha good to know! I love the P.S. in the end lol

[@LeoBrownmusic]

This channel deserves way more views!!!

[@dunnadidit]

Tell your friends haha! 😂 thanks for the kind words Leo.

[@LeoBrownmusic]

@@dunnadidit i'm on it dw haha!

[@nathanielvirina7442]

I did it manually in lightroom. It’s really hard but i like the outcome & thanks to your video dunna.

[@dunnadidit]

Nice!!! Thanks for watching!

[@guzmanmedia914]

How did you do it with just lightroom?

[@err7273]

how’d you do it?

[@Rob-vd6sy]

Thanks so much for making it so easy to follow.

[@sapphoto]

This is awesome! Love the simplicity of not only the edit, but the new way to use instagram!

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks so much for watching Brian! Glad you like it!

[@StreetSurfer136]

Select slicer tool, right click - ''divide slice'' (customize to your liking), file - export - save for web, select all the slices, select a preset then customize it (it applies to all the slices), select location and you're done. I don't mind advertising, make a living all the power to you. However fluffing up the explanation is kinda like taking a cab from bronx to manhattan and the driver decides to take the Golden Gate bridge to avoid the traffic. Anyway thanks for the tutorial, helped out in a pinch (never sliced a thing until now).

[@dunnadidit]

Hey! No intentional fluff here! I didn’t find out the divide slice thing until someone mentioned it in the comments!

[@StreetSurfer136]

@@dunnadidit Cool no problem then, I apologise for making that assumption. I rewatched it and you make it easy to understand for novices. I sometimes forget that not everyone knows this stuff.

[@dunnadidit]

All good! I’m definitely not a photoshop pro by any means so usually my methods take one or two extra steps to get to the end but when people ask me to show them how I do something 🤷🏻‍♂️ haha 😂 thanks for sharing the easier method though! It’s helpful for everyone!

[@aight365]

Was waiting for someone to make a video about this Dunna! Thanks! Really like your style! Also Can you please make a video about the best and most efficient way to professionally learn to use Adobe lightroom, premiere and Photoshop! (Obviously comes with time and practice)(would you suggest any particular online course? Or method?) Thanks for being here creating these awesome tutorials! Cheers!

[@dunnadidit]

Hey Elezar! So glad you enjoyed the video! I’m definitely going to get more into photo editing as time goes on but I also highly recommend Lucy Martin for some Lightroom walkthroughs and also sites like skillshare and udemy to learn from online courses!

[@davidguerillot2701]

YEAAAAAH !! I am so excited !! 😍🥳

[@dunnadidit]

LETS GETTTT IIIITTTTT!!

[@davidguerillot2701]

Dunna Did It I tried it’s so simple and great to do this !!! 🙌🏼🙏🏼

[@dunnadidit]

Pretty easy right! BAM!

[@danielcohen9656]

I like this process, however if you change the crop/properties in Lightroom, then you could end up with confusion if you want to use that photo again in another format. I recommend doing the column/split in Photoshop so you can make temporary changes outside of Lightroom. Having said that, your method and tutorial is easy to follow and well described.

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks for the alternate solution Daniel! I make virtual copies in lightroom if I want multiple versions :)

[@steverich_photography]

Worked perfectly, THANK YOU!!!!

[@dunnadidit]

Excellent!

[@Tobyee]

*Great tutorial Dunna :)*

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks Toby! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@boyelliot1052]

It's way cooler than I thought! 😎 Thanks Dunna! 👍

[@dunnadidit]

Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!

[@meaganbianca2978]

This is exactly what I was looking for thank you

[@dunnadidit]

Yay! I’m glad it was helpful!

[@cazterk]

awesome video learnt more than just slicing a photo

[@Michaellunde80]

Thanks for that simple and great tut!! A well deserved "follow and bell" action from me :)

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks Michael! I really appreciate it!!

[@elinolasco1019]

I’ve been making multiple artboards and exporting each one. 😅 Gonna try this!

[@DanielDebenham]

Been doing this for a while. Beat me to the tutorial bro 😂👍 great vid man!

[@dunnadidit]

Haha there’s lots of room on youtube 😉 make it anyway lol

[@omaramgad999]

Watching the video while drinking coffee ❤️ Great video as always ❤️👌

[@dunnadidit]

YESSSSS!!! ☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️

[@ZBlade952]

Ok so there is a easy way to do it just from your phone, get an app called gbox (grambox) which has an swipe photo function it can do a photo split of 2 or 3.

[@dunnadidit]

That’s awesome!! People have mentioned a few apps so far that would make it easy for people who prefer that but I haven’t heard of this one yet!

[@dunnadidit]

No problem Dave! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@laffilmfest3759]

Thats for the great info.....very cool!!!

[@bavster]

Affinity Photo on iPad lets you do this too using Slices and better still the entire workflow can be completed on the iPad :)

[@dunnadidit]

That’s awesome Bav! Thanks for sharing!

[@GlennUpgraded]

Bav Jansari how about on iphone? Is there a similar app that can do this? Affinity isn't available on iphone

[@bavster]

Glenn Upgraded have you looked at Pixelmator for iOS? It’s a universal app which works on both iPhone and iPad. I haven’t used it recently but I believe it should also have a Slice tool too.

[@countingcook]

I created a Siri shortcut for iPhone that will export sliced panels from Pixelmator. These panels are in instagrams native portrait aspect ratio and measure 1080x1350. DM if you want it.

[@taylorjonez]

@@countingcook can you dm it over to me? can't figure out how to DM you :)

[@saulmirandaaliaga]

Thank you very much, Dunna. This was VERY useful!!

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks for watching!!

[@hacklabdesign]

Dunno “Lightroom for absolute beginners” video plz. Subbed, liked, Smacked

[@dunnadidit]

That is definitely coming! Probably going to do a series.

[@ifoundnate]

Dunna your a life saver! Thank you friend!

[@ste2011]

Great informative video, thank you. I'm curious, would it be the same process if you were splitting on image by 3 or 4 for example? Thanks :)

[@dunnadidit]

I have a video for that coming out on Monday! But yeah all the principles are still the same!

[@hacklabdesign]

Killer tip- drinking tea while making a coffee video. Lol. Thnx Dunna Di

[@dunnadidit]

Lol... like I said.. I kept wishing it was coffee 😂😉

[@mattleaabroad7403]

Fantastic! Wish I had this tutorial last week as I had to make that tough choice to keep the landscape but sacrifice the photo size. Super keen to try this ASAP!

[@dunnadidit]

Ah! I’m a week too late 😂😉 hopefully this will help for future photos😁

[@lukaspestalozzi]

great tutorial fam, sliced photos before but this makes it so much simpler.

[@dunnadidit]

That’s great to hear!!

[@AuthenTech]

Good content! Thanks for sharing

[@ayomini9748]

You're the man. Thanks for this video.

[@MSmith-Photography]

Snapseed is where it's at. 😎

[@dunnadidit]

Noice!

[@rios12manuel]

How you do it on Snapseed?

[@MSmith-Photography]

@@rios12manuel Use the Crop tool, save a copy of the file, then open the original image again, use the Crop tool for the second part, and save a copy.

[@acapstudio7436]

@@MSmith-Photography hi there..i have try..but i cannot get the same syncronize pictures..how do you make it

[@SirHempCoCBD]

Awesome tutorial. Thank you!

[@sanderpeterson]

A somewhat easier way to do it would be to export the 16:10 as a Tiff, bring it back into lighhtroom and just do 2 simple 4:5 crops side by side.

[@dunnadidit]

Definitely works... easier??... debatable 😉 haha

[@sanderpeterson]

@@dunnadidit True that

[@marktimmins6405]

Is there any need to convert to Tiff? Why not just crop left and save as a version, then crop right and save as a version? Then export each.

[@URockMarketing]

Dude, UROCK! Such an excellent orchestrated video, sound advice, and smooth production set, your photography, hot-to-video game, and social media game is on point! Liking, Subscribing, and sharing!

[@dunnadidit]

Thank you so much!!

[@Filmagens1080pa4k]

*Very good, great tutorial, Thanks for sharing, um abraço desde o Brasil*

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@multisportscott]

Just tried it and it worked perfectly, thank you, thank you, thank you

[@dunnadidit]

That’s so great to hear! Have fun with it!

[@multisportscott]

@@dunnadidit not only did I have fun - but got an awful lot of likes, you beaudy

[@dunnadidit]

NICE! That’s so awesome! 👍

[@theebro9004]

You can do that in lightroom mobile too. Just some creativity

[@dunnadidit]

Nice!

[@theebro9004]

@@dunnadidit but I guess it's better and easier on pc, especially the way that you explained. Cheers💯