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Carousel Maker: equal slides in one ZIP

Switch the maker from a single collage to a carousel, set the slides, and download a ZIP of matching images you can post in order.

Written by Safaat Rahman Siham, Founder & Developer at Convertify4u. Contact us.

Build a carousel as a set of equal slides and download them together in one ZIP. The shared maker opens in single mode until you switch it to carousel, and this page is that carousel. You choose how many slides you want, add the images in order, and pick a frame. Save All writes a ZIP of equal-width slices, so each picture in the set matches the next. The frames are concrete. A 1:1 slide is 1080 by 1080. A 4:5 slide is 1080 by 1350. A 16:9 slide is 1920 by 1080. Gap starts at 8, and the background starts white, #ffffff, and both can be changed before you export. Inputs are JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF. The export of each slice is JPG or PNG. Everything runs in the browser, so the photos stay on this device while you arrange them. Think of the ZIP as the post. The first image you add is the first slice, and the order you build is the order a viewer swipes. A single collage, one picture holding every photo, is a different page. Here each slide is its own file inside the archive, cut to the same width so the set feels consistent. Look through the ZIP before you upload it, and keep the source photos until the sequence feels right.

Equal slices in a ZIP, in the order you built

Switch to carousel before you design

The component starts in single mode, which makes one combined image. Carousel is the switch that turns the layout into a row of slides. Set the slide count, then add images in the order a viewer should meet them. The ZIP from Save All contains equal-width slices rather than one collage. If you only wanted a single grid, the photo grid page is the matching tool. On this page the point is the sequence: a cover, then the frames that follow it, all sharing one aspect so the set looks deliberate when someone moves from slide to slide.

Square, portrait, or wide, at known pixels

Pick 1:1 when you want a square, and the slice is 1080 by 1080. Pick 4:5 for a taller frame at 1080 by 1350. Pick 16:9 for a wide frame at 1920 by 1080. Every slide in the ZIP uses the aspect you chose, which is what keeps the set even. Gap starts at 8 pixels between photos inside the layout, and the background starts at white. Change either one before you export if the set needs tighter spacing or a different field color. Export each slice as JPG or PNG.

A ZIP you can upload in order

Save All calls the carousel export and writes a ZIP of equal slices. Open the archive and confirm the filenames follow the order you added. JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF can be the inputs, and the files inside the ZIP are JPG or PNG. The work stays in the browser. Keep your original photos, because a reorder means building the sequence again from those files rather than from a flattened collage. A quick look at the first and last slice tells you whether the story starts and ends where you meant.

How it works

  1. 1

    Switch from Single to Carousel

    The maker opens on a single collage. Change the mode to carousel so the export becomes a ZIP of slides instead of one combined image.

  2. 2

    Set the count and add images in order

    Choose the number of slides, then add JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF files in the order the viewer should see them. The first image becomes the first slice.

  3. 3

    Pick the frame and save the ZIP

    1:1 is 1080 by 1080, 4:5 is 1080 by 1350, and 16:9 is 1920 by 1080. Gap starts at 8 and the background starts white. Export JPG or PNG with Save All.

Use cases

A square set for a feed

Choose 1:1 so every slice is 1080 by 1080, order the photos, and download the ZIP. Upload the slices in the order they appear in the archive.

A taller portrait sequence

4:5 gives you 1080 by 1350 on every slide. Keep the gap and the white background, or change them before Save All writes the equal slices.

A wide sequence

16:9 is 1920 by 1080. Use it when the story is horizontal. The ZIP still holds equal-width slices you can check before you post.

Problems we solve

You downloaded one image instead of a ZIP

The maker was still in single mode. Switch to carousel, confirm the slide count, and use Save All so the download is a ZIP of equal slices.

The slides feel uneven

Every slice should share the aspect you picked. Recheck 1:1, 4:5, or 16:9, and look at the gap, which starts at 8, before you export again.

Related image tools

Pair the Carousel Maker with crop, compress, resize, or format converters before you create your carousel.

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The carousel stays on this device

Photos, gap, background, and the ZIP are handled in the browser. Your originals can stay in their folder while you arrange the sequence.

The slices match each other

Save All writes equal-width files in the aspect you chose, at the pixel sizes above. Open the ZIP and confirm the order before you upload.

Frequently asked questions