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You've probably seen images with the same content arranged prominently in the featured section or the Facebook profile of someone. This isn't just a random arrangement; it requires a bit of skill and the right way to cut an image into multiple precise parts. Mytour won't guide you through the intricacies of Photoshop image manipulation. Instead, we'll use a web service for cutting images, avoiding the complexity of Photoshop. You can cut into 2, 4, or 9 parts depending on your preference.
Not only do we cut and arrange, but we also need to know how to post images on Facebook in a specific order to achieve the desired result. Right now, follow our guide on how to cut an image into multiple parts and post it on Facebook to create a unique and outstanding display
Guide to Cutting an Image into Multiple Parts
Step 1: To cut an image into multiple parts, we'll use an online service called ImageSpitter. Click HERE to access this service.
Step 2: In the ImageSpitter interface, choose an image next to the Upload IMAGE text. This is the tool that allows us to upload an image from our computer.
Note: After selecting the image, click Upload.
Step 3: Select the image you need to cut into multiple parts and click Open.
Step 4: After successfully loading the image, proceed to CROP IMAGE to choose the area for cutting. If your image is square, skip this step; otherwise, adjust the Width and Height values to be equal.
Finally, click on CROP IMAGE to download the edited image back to your computer.
Step 5: Next, repeat step 2 by uploading the edited square image to the ImageSpitter system once again.
Step 6: Go to the SPLIT IMAGE section, here we have the Rows for rows and Columns for columns. Mytour will attempt to divide the image into 9 parts, so set the values to 3 and 3.
You can see a series of dividing lines on the image.
Step 7: First, Mytour will make the Facebook highlighted image into 4 parts, so set the Rows and Columns values to 2 and 2.
Then click on SPLIT IMAGE to download the divided 4-part image.
Step 8: On your computer, unzip the downloaded image set and remember to label the order of the images from left to right as 1, 2, 3, and 4.
Step 9: On your personal Facebook, click on the Picture section and choose Add Photo/Video.
Step 10: Here, upload in the correct order from 1, 2, 3, to 4 and then click Open.
Step 11: After uploading, press Post.
Step 12: Next, on your main page, click on the featured photos section and add them; in English interface, it's Add Featured Photos.
Step 13: Here, select the photos in the correct order as you uploaded earlier, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Step 14: After selecting, click on save to save the results.
And the result is a photo divided into 4 parts when you look to the left on your personal page.
Or split it into 2 vertically if you prefer,
Step 15: If you want to split into 9, it can't be set in the featured photos; instead, it will be displayed right below. Follow the same process: use the ImageSpitter service to split the image into 9, then download.
Step 16: After that, unzip and name them in the correct display order from 1 to 9.
Then proceed to upload this following the exact steps as before, in order from 1 to 9.
Step 17: However, to display on the homepage, you must tag yourself in reverse order from image 9 to 1.
And the result you'll get after tagging the images in reverse order, then go to your main page to check.
So, Mytour has just guided you on how to cut an image into multiple parts and use those unique images to create an impressive Facebook profile. Not only for standout images but even for regular ones. To avoid inconvenience when posting on Facebook, it's best to set the display mode to only me. Excessive random photo posts can affect your followers on Facebook.
In addition, on Facebook nowadays, many people share funny videos, clips, and images, all created using the Snow app on Android or iOS. If you're interested and find it enjoyable, and want to create these fun images, check out how to create funny videos, bunny faces on your phone with Snow here
