Download public Instagram carousel slides including photos and videos. Paste a carousel post link, fetch all slides, and save each file individually.
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Carousel posts are one of Instagram's highest-engagement content formats. Saving carousel content for inspiration, research, or reference otherwise means saving each slide separately inside the Instagram app - a slow manual process.
This tool fetches every slide in a carousel post in one step and lists them together for preview, so you can then download each photo or video individually with its own button - no Instagram login required.
Instagram allows up to 20 photos and videos in a single carousel post (raised from an earlier 10-item limit) - this tool doesn't impose a lower cap of its own, so it lists every slide it can find on a public carousel post's page. Fetching retrieves and previews all slides at once; each photo or video is then downloaded individually - there's no single "download all" or ZIP option.
Paste a public Instagram carousel post URL.
The tool extracts available photos and videos from the carousel.
Review each slide before saving it.
Download each slide as JPG/WEBP or MP4.
Fetch a carousel post's slides and download each image individually to build a reference collection.
Paste the link to a carousel from your own account to save a personal backup of every slide before it's edited or deleted.
If the link is to a standard single-video post rather than a multi-slide carousel, use the Instagram Post Video Downloader instead.
A Reel link pasted here returns an error telling you to use the Instagram Reels Downloader instead.
Use the Instagram Caption Copy tool on the same carousel's link if you also want its caption and hashtags.
Best For
Input
https://www.instagram.com/p/XXXXXXXXX/ (a carousel post) pasted in, Fetch Slides clickedResult
Every slide found is listed together with a preview, each with its own "Download Image N" or "Download Video N" button and a Copy Link buttonAll slides are fetched and listed in a single step, but downloading is per-slide - there's no combined ZIP file or single "download all" action.
Fetch a carousel post and download each slide individually to build a reference or mood-board collection.
Save a personal backup of every slide in a carousel from your own account before it's edited or deleted.
Download each image in a public product carousel for reference or comparison.
Problem
Solution
Every slide is fetched and listed together, but each one downloads individually with its own button - there's no combined ZIP file or bulk download action.
Problem
Solution
Instagram raised the carousel limit to 20 photos and videos per post in 2024 - this tool doesn't impose a lower cap of its own, so it lists as many slides as the post actually contains.
Problem
Solution
If the link is to a standard single-video post rather than a carousel, use the Instagram Post Video Downloader instead - there's no automatic detection between the two.
Problem
Solution
A Reel link returns an error telling you to use the Instagram Reels Downloader instead.
You only need to paste the link and fetch once - all slides appear together, and you can then pick and download only the ones you need.
Each slide has its own Copy Link button for the direct file URL, without triggering a download.
This tool is built specifically for multi-slide carousels - use the Post Video or Reels Downloader for other content types.
Run the same link through the Instagram Caption Copy tool if you also want the carousel's caption and hashtags.
Pasting a link sends it to our server, which locates each slide's direct file and streams it from Instagram's CDN to you. No Instagram login or password is ever requested or collected.
Every slide is listed together after fetching, but each one must be downloaded individually - there's no combined ZIP file or single bulk-download button.
This tool never authenticates as any Instagram user, so it can only fetch content from public accounts.
This tool doesn't limit the number of slides it lists - it's bounded only by Instagram's own current carousel limit (20 items) and by what the fetch method can find on that post's page.
Unlike the Reel/post distinction, this tool doesn't automatically detect whether a link is a single-video post or a multi-slide carousel.
This is an independent utility that fetches publicly available content - it isn't affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Instagram or Meta. You're responsible for how you use downloaded content and for respecting the rights of the original creator.
This tool fetches every slide in one step but downloads each one separately - the two steps work differently and it helps to know that going in.
| Fetch Slides (one click) | Download Each Slide (per item) | |
|---|---|---|
| What happens | Every slide the tool can find is retrieved and listed together with a preview | Each photo or video is saved to your device individually, one click per slide |
| Speed | One request, one wait | As many clicks as slides you want to keep |
| Output | A preview list - nothing is saved to your device yet | Individual JPG/WEBP or MP4 files, not a ZIP |
Which should you use?
Expect one fetch to reveal every slide, then a separate download click for each photo or video you actually want to keep.
Instagram carousel downloader visitors often aren't sure how carousels differ from a single post video, or whether every slide comes back at once. Both are covered directly below: this tool fetches all slides together for preview, but each one downloads as a separate file.
Instagram currently allows up to 20 photos and videos in a single carousel post, raised from an earlier 10-item limit. This tool doesn't cap the number of slides it lists on its own - it shows as many as it can find on the post's page.
Slides are downloaded separately. Fetching a carousel link lists every slide together for preview, but each photo or video is saved individually with its own download button - there's no combined ZIP file.
Yes. Every slide has its own download button, so you can pick and save only the ones you want.
Both are supported. Each slide is labeled and downloaded according to its actual type - photos as JPG/WEBP and videos as MP4.
No. This tool can only fetch content from public Instagram accounts. Private accounts require authentication, which is not supported.
Your link is used only to locate and fetch each slide's file. Our server processes the link to find the direct media - no Instagram login or password is ever requested or collected, and CoditTools doesn't store the downloaded files or your submitted links after your download completes.
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