Two to ten slides · one continuous idea

Make every swipe
line up cleanly.

Lay one wide picture across a seamless carousel, or frame every slide on its own. Preview the cuts, add subtle numbering, and download a tidy ZIP.

The picture and finished slides stay on this device. The browser handles the crop, preview, numbering, and ZIP.

01

Build the carousel

Start with a wide image for seamless mode. A regular photo also works well with independent frames.

Choose how the slides connect

One continuous crop runs underneath equal slide dividers. Drag the picture, not the dividers, so every seam keeps the same scale.

Set the slide shape

The preview shows the full panorama and every exact output cut.

Optional slide numbers

Download the finished set

Choose an image to begin.

A continuous image, cut correctly

Swipe without the visual hiccup.

01

Seamless stays seamless

Equal slide cuts share one crop and one scale. The right edge of slide one lines up with the left edge of slide two.

02

Or frame each panel

Independent mode turns the thumbnails into separate crops when continuity matters less than getting every subject just right.

03

Files arrive in order

The ZIP uses zero-padded names, so slide 01 through slide 10 remain in the correct order after download.

Straight answers

Carousel questions.

Why can't I drag the divider lines in seamless mode?

Every exported slide must have the same pixel dimensions. Moving one divider would stretch one panel differently from the next and break the visual connection. Drag the picture under the fixed cuts instead.

What is independent mode for?

Use it when one source image contains several subjects or panels that need separate crops. Select a thumbnail, then zoom and move that slide without changing the others.

Which shape should I use?

Square is the safest general choice. Portrait 4:5 uses more vertical feed space. Landscape is useful when the artwork or document is already wide.

Are the image and ZIP uploaded?

No. The browser creates every slide and packages the ZIP locally.