Wide window: a clear view in the middle of a split photo
Wide window cuts twelve strips and makes the sixth one several times wider than the rest, with five narrow slats on its left and six on its right. The subject gets a clear pane with no gap through it, while the slats around it keep the rhythm of a split photo. The whole picture is kept, so a picture wider than 4:5 runs past the feed's edge and the swipe slides the window across the screen.
Make it yours
Move the window
Drag the wide strip's edges on the stage to move the window or widen it. Changing Strips, or a double-click on an edge, brings back equal strips.
Keep it all on screen
Set Row width to Fill the feed (crops sides) to keep all twelve strips inside the feed's edge; the window then stays in view, and a wide picture loses its sides.
FAQ
Can the wide strip sit anywhere in the row?
Yes. In this look the wide strip is the sixth of twelve, but you can drag any strip's edge to make it wider. X never shows an image wider than 80% of the column, so the tool stops a strip there.
How it works
Add a picture
Upload a picture or pick one from the gallery. A 4:5 or taller picture shows whole inside the feed; a wider one runs past its edge and invites a swipe.
Shape the row
Choose 2 to 20 strips, the row width and the feed to match the gaps for. Drag a strip's edge to widen it, drag the picture to move the crop, double-click an edge for equal strips.
Download and post
Sign in with a free UX Pilot account to download a ZIP with one PNG per strip, numbered in order, then add them all to one post in that order.