टोर्न पेपर कैरोसल मेकर
Torn paper Instagram carousel maker
Ripped-paper photo slides in a dark or light look, made from your own pictures in a few taps.
Runs in your browser · nothing uploaded
Choose a look
Your photos are read and arranged in this browser; nothing is uploaded. Each slide is 1080 × 1350, Instagram's portrait size.
How to use it
- 01Add your photos, then pick Torn paper, dark or Torn paper, light.
- 02Make the carousel: photos get hand-ripped edges and sit on torn paper pieces, with fine lines, tape, sparkles and short script captions.
- 03Drag, resize or rotate any piece, redo a slide you don't like, and download all slides as images in a ZIP.
6 photos, Torn paper, dark
3 slides of 1080 × 1350 with ripped photo edges and gold detail
About this tool
The torn paper look is built from a few simple ideas: a photo whose edges look ripped by hand, a thin white fibre line where the paper tore, sheets of paper layered behind and across the pictures, and type that feels handwritten. This page makes all of that from your own photos, so you get the effect without a design file or any editing skills.
Pick the dark version for a charcoal background with fine gold lines, pale stone paper and script titles, or the light version for a soft stone background with white and charcoal paper tears. The torn edges are drawn fresh for every photo, and a button in the editor tears a new edge if one looks wrong. Everything is original vector drawing, not a template pack, and nothing is copied from anyone's design.
Because each slide is built from layers, you can still change anything: move a ripped photo over a paper strip, send a sparkle behind a picture, retype the caption or recolour the paper. Turn on seamless swipe to run a photo across two slides. Photos are read and arranged in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, so closing the tab clears them.
Why torn paper works on Instagram
Rough, layered edges make a carousel look made by hand, which stands out from the clean grids that fill most feeds. Paper strips that cross from one slide to the next also give people a reason to keep swiping, because the picture seems unfinished until they do.
Keep the first slide simple and strong, use two or three photos at most per slide so each stays readable, and keep captions short. A line like new collection or link in bio, set in the script font, is enough.
Common uses
- A fashion or product lookbook with layered, ripped photos
- A moody travel or event recap in dark tones
- A soft, neutral photo dump in the light torn paper look
- A seamless carousel where a photo continues across two slides
हिंदी में मदद
अपनी फ़ोटो से टोर्न पेपर वाला इंस्टाग्राम कैरोसल बनाएँ: हाथ से फटे किनारे, परतदार काग़ज़ के टुकड़े, सुनहरी बारीक रेखाएँ और हाथ की लिखावट जैसा टेक्स्ट। हर टुकड़े को खींचकर हिलाएँ या घुमाएँ। सब कुछ आपके ब्राउज़र में होता है और फ़ोटो अपलोड नहीं होतीं।
Questions
Do I get a Photoshop template?
No. You get finished slides made from your own photos, in the browser, as JPG or PNG. Every piece is editable here, so there is no design software to open.
Is the torn paper design copied from a template pack?
No. The ripped edges, paper pieces, tape and stickers are drawn by this tool from simple shapes, and each torn edge is generated fresh, so every slide is its own.
Can the photos run across two slides?
Yes. Switch on seamless swipe before making the carousel and some photos are placed across the seam and repeated on the next slide, so they continue as people swipe.
Dark or light, which should I use?
Dark suits lookbooks, products and night shots, with gold lines and pale paper. Light suits everyday photos and a calm feed. You can change the background colour on any slide afterwards.
What size are the slides?
1080 × 1350 pixels, Instagram's portrait carousel size. Download one slide or all of them as a ZIP.