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Instagram Carousel Downloader
Multi-slide albums (2–10 items) — save each slide individually
Need a dedicated page? Open Carousel downloader →
Carousel posts pack multiple photos or videos into one instagram.com/p/ URL. Asave loads every slide so you can preview and download each one — not just the cover image Instagram shows in link previews.
Mixed albums may include both stills and video slides. Photos save as JPG; video slides save as MP4 when Instagram exposes a stream.
Key features
Every slide in the album
Navigate the preview and download slides one at a time — no forced ZIP bundle.
Photos and video slides
Mixed carousels show each item with the correct format when Instagram serves it publicly.
Choose what to keep
Save only the slides you need — useful for event posts and lookbooks.
How to download — step by step
- 1
Copy the album post URL
Open the carousel on Instagram, tap Share → Copy link (instagram.com/p/...).
- 2
Paste into Asave
Select the Carousel tab, paste the URL, and tap Download.
- 3
Navigate slides in the preview
Use arrows or swipe in the album viewer to reach each slide.
- 4
Download selected slides
Tap download on each slide you want to keep on your device.
Carousel anatomy
Carousels — also called albums — share one /p/ URL for every slide. Dot indicators in Instagram show how many items exist even when a link preview shows only the first frame.
Asave requests each slide from the public post data so you are not limited to screenshotting one frame at a time.
Single photo vs carousel vs Reel
One still image → Photo page. Multiple swipeable slides on a /p/ post → this page. Vertical /reel/ clips → Reels page even if the content feels similar.
Organizing downloaded slides
Name files with the post date or slide number so albums stay sorted offline. There is no bulk ZIP — intentional, so you pick exactly what you need.
Common carousel failures
Only one slide loading often means Instagram rate-limited the request — refresh after a minute. Private accounts and deleted posts always fail. Single-image posts should use the Photo page instead.