iPhone & iPad
Copy the carousel post link from the Instagram app, paste it here in Safari and tap Download. Every slide appears with its own button; files save to Files → Downloads.
Instagram · Carousel
Download every item from a public Instagram carousel — the multi-slide posts you swipe through — without saving each slide by hand.
No signup. · No watermark added. · Public media only.
A carousel is a single post holding several photos, several videos, or a mix. This tool lists each item Instagram exposes so you can download them one by one. Photos come back as images and videos as their source files; items are provided individually, not bundled into a single archive.
Use the URL of a public multi-item post.
Each slide the post contains is detected separately.
Save each photo or video you want.
Copy the carousel post link from the Instagram app, paste it here in Safari and tap Download. Every slide appears with its own button; files save to Files → Downloads.
Copy the post link, paste it here in Chrome and tap Download. Save each slide — photos as JPG, video slides as MP4 — to your Downloads folder.
Copy the post URL from instagram.com, paste it here and download each slide of the IG carousel to your computer.
Each item is returned at the best quality its own source exposes — images at their largest available size, videos at their best resolution. Nothing is upscaled.
Only carousels on public accounts can be read. Private posts are not accessible, and access controls are never bypassed.
Carousels (multi-image or slide posts) can only be saved from public accounts. Private, deleted or region-restricted posts can't be fetched. If one slide is a video, it downloads as an MP4 next to the photos. A temporary error usually means Instagram is limiting requests — wait a minute and try again.
Yes — a carousel is Instagram's name for a post with multiple slides. Each slide, photo or video, gets its own download.
Yes. No account, no signup and no watermark added.
Items are provided individually — there is no single ZIP file.
Yes, wherever Instagram exposes each item.
No — public posts only.
No watermark is added by us.