Image Tools

Image Splitter


Slice a photo into a neat grid of equal tiles — set the rows and columns, preview the cut lines, and download every tile — all inside your browser.

Click to upload or drag & drop

PNG, JPG, WebP — split into a grid of tiles

💡 About splitting images

  • Private: the image is split in your browser and never uploaded.
  • Great for Instagram carousels and grid posts, or slicing sprite sheets.
  • Exact: every pixel of the original ends up in one of the tiles.

The Image Splitter slices a photo into a grid of equal tiles, right in your browser.

Choose the rows and columns, preview the cut lines, and download every piece. Nothing is uploaded.

How to split an image

  1. Upload your image. Drag it in or click to choose a file.
  2. Set the grid. Pick how many columns and rows you want.
  3. Preview the cuts. Grid lines show exactly where it will split.
  4. Split and download. Save every tile, or click one to grab it alone.

Perfect grids, made local

A split photo makes a striking Instagram profile, where several posts line up into one big picture. Developers also slice sprite sheets into individual frames.

Doing it in the browser keeps the process fast and private, with no upload and no watermark on the tiles.

  • Private: the image is split on your device.
  • Any grid: from a simple strip to a large mosaic.
  • Lossless tiles: cut straight from the original pixels.
  • Batch download: save every tile at once.

Related image tools

Splitting works best after you have framed the shot. To trim the photo to the right size first, the Image Cropper selects an exact region.

If the tiles need to hit a specific dimension, the Image Resizer scales the source beforehand. And to do the opposite and merge pictures into one, the Photo Collage Maker combines them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my image uploaded to split it?

No. The image is sliced on a canvas in your browser, so it never leaves your device. Nothing is uploaded or stored.

What is this good for?

The most popular use is splitting a photo into a grid for Instagram, where a 3x1 or 3x3 grid becomes an eye-catching profile layout. It also slices sprite sheets and tilesets for game development.

How are the tiles sized?

The image is divided as evenly as possible into the rows and columns you choose, and every pixel of the original ends up in exactly one tile.

Can I download all the tiles at once?

Yes. Download all triggers a save for each tile in order, or you can click any single tile to download just that one.

Do the tiles keep quality?

Yes. Each tile is cut directly from the original pixels with no scaling, so there is no loss of quality.