Every slide listed
A post with ten slides shows ten cards, numbered in the order you swipe through them on Instagram.
Paste a public Instagram post with several pictures or clips and save each one, or all of them at once. Photos come as full-size JPG, videos as MP4 with sound.
Public posts only. We never ask for your Instagram login.
Save carousel slides on iPhone, Android, Windows and Mac, right in the browser
Most tools save only the first picture of a carousel. This lists every slide in the post, photos and videos alike, each with its own button.
A post with ten slides shows ten cards, numbered in the order you swipe through them on Instagram.
One button, labelled with the number of files, saves the whole post one slide after another, so none get skipped.
Pictures come as full-size JPG and clips as MP4. A video slide that has a sound track also gets its own MP3 button.
Carousels are read the way a logged-out visitor sees them. You never type an Instagram username or password here, because there is nowhere to type one.
Every photo comes at the widest version Instagram keeps, up to 1440 pixels, and each card shows its exact size. Video slides are not re-encoded.
Each photo and clip passes straight through to your phone or computer. We keep no copy of the carousel and no account tied to you.
One carousel can hold multiple photos and clips. Here is what each slide turns into, how to save the set on each device, and what to do when a post will not load.
Use the link of the post itself, the one with /p/ in it. Reel and /tv/ links load too. A profile or story link will not, because it does not point to a single carousel.
Photos save as JPG and video slides as MP4. Files are named after the account and the post, with the slide number at the end, so name-ABC123-1.jpg sits next to name-ABC123-2.mp4 in swipe order.
Safari puts every slide in the Files app under Downloads. To move a batch into Photos, tap Select, pick the slides, then Share and Save Images.
Chrome may show a bar saying the site wants to download multiple files. Tap Allow once and every slide lands in Downloads, then shows up in your Gallery.
Windows and Mac browsers drop the slides into your Downloads folder. Because of the numbered names, sorting by name keeps them in carousel order.
The usual reasons are a private account, a deleted post, or an account that blocks embedding. A clip marked No sound was posted silent, so it has no MP3 button.
Want only the clips from an IG carousel? Tap Download on the video cards and skip the rest. For a post that holds just one clip, the Instagram video downloader gives you the same MP4 with fewer taps.
Cannot find the slides after saving them? Our guide on where downloaded photos and videos go on your phone shows the exact folder on each system.
Three steps to save a carousel post: copy its link, paste it above, then pick the slides you want.
Open the post in the Instagram app, tap the share icon under it and choose Copy link. On a computer, open the post and copy the address from the browser bar.
Paste the carousel link into the box at the top of this page and press Download. Each slide appears as its own card, numbered and marked as photo or video.
Tap Download under any single slide, or press Download all for the full set. If the browser asks about multiple files, allow it.
Small things that save time when a post has many slides.
Chrome and Safari may ask once whether the site can save more than one file. Allow it and Download all runs through the whole post.
Skip the video cards and tap Download only on the picture slides. For a post with a single picture, the Instagram photo downloader does the same job.
A video slide with an audio track shows an MP3 button beside Download. For a single Reel, Reels to MP3 is quicker.
If the post only opens when you are logged in, our server cannot open it either. Only carousels from public accounts load.
What people ask most about saving multi-slide posts. If your question is missing, write to us and a person will reply.
Yes. There is no paid plan, no trial and no account. The only limit is a fair-use cap on how many new posts one connection can load in an hour.
Yes. All slides in the carousel are listed in the order you swipe them, each with its own Download button.
It starts each photo and video one after another, just under a second apart, so the browser does not block a burst. Chrome or Safari may ask once to allow several downloads. MP3 files are not included, so tap those separately.
Photos come at the largest size Instagram keeps, usually 1080 or 1440 pixels wide, and each card shows the exact size. Video slides come as the original MP4 Instagram serves for that post.
Yes, when the clip has an audio track. Those slides show an MP3 button next to Download. Clips marked No sound were posted silent, so there is nothing to extract.
No. We see only what a logged-out visitor sees, so carousels from private accounts cannot be loaded, by design. The same goes for deleted posts.
Android puts every slide in the Downloads folder, and the Gallery picks them up shortly after. On iPhone and iPad, Safari saves them in the Files app under Downloads. Select the slides there and tap Share, then Save Images, to move them into Photos.
Saving your own carousels, posts you have permission to use, or a private copy to look at later is generally fine. Reposting another person's slides, or using them in ads or products without permission, can break copyright law and Instagram's terms.
Each slide is its own file, named after the account and the post with a number at the end, such as name-ABC123-3.jpg. That keeps them in swipe order and lets your phone open them straight away, with nothing to unpack.
The post is usually private, deleted, or from an account that blocks embedding. Check that the link opens in a logged-out browser. If you pasted a lot of posts in a short time, you may be asked to try again in an hour.