Split any image into a grid from 1 × 1 up to 10 × 10 rows and columns, or use a one-click preset.
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Image Splitter
Split an image into a grid of tiles in your browser. Choose rows and columns, drag the cut lines or set exact pixel positions, then download PNG/JPEG pieces or a ZIP. No uploads.
Cut any image into tiles in seconds
Split a photo or graphic into a grid of tiles by choosing rows and columns. Drag the cut lines on the preview or type exact pixel positions, then download each piece individually or all of them as a ZIP.
How to split an image
- 1.Choose an image or drop it into the workspace. The file is decoded locally and never leaves your device.
- 2.Set how many rows and columns to split the image into, or pick a preset such as 2 × 2, 3 × 3, or 1 × 3 for an Instagram carousel.
- 3.Drag the cut lines on the preview to fine-tune the split positions, or type exact pixel values in the cut line positions panel.
- 4.Choose PNG for lossless tiles with transparency, or JPEG and adjust the quality.
- 5.Download individual pieces, or export all of them at once as a ZIP file.
What this image splitter supports
Drag the cut lines directly on the preview to place every split exactly where you need it.
Type precise pixel positions for each cut line when you need pixel-perfect results.
Split sprite sheets and asset grids for games: match the rows and columns to your layout, adjust cells with the cut lines, and keep every piece organized with its grid position in the file name.
Export pieces as lossless PNG (keeps transparency) or high-quality JPEG with adjustable compression.
Download every piece at once as a ZIP archive, in addition to downloading tiles individually.
Everything runs in the browser. Images are never uploaded to a server, tracked, or stored.
Image splitter FAQ
How do I split an image into equal parts?
Choose the number of rows and columns (1 to 10 each) and the cut lines are placed at even intervals automatically. A 3 × 3 grid produces nine equal tiles. If you need different sizes, drag the lines afterwards to reposition them.
Can I adjust the cut lines after setting the grid?
Yes. Drag the white and dark cut lines directly on the preview to reposition them, or open the cut line positions panel to type exact pixel coordinates.
Can I split an image for an Instagram carousel?
Yes. Use the 1 × 3 preset for a classic three-post carousel, or set 1 row with more columns for longer carousels. Every piece is exported at its original resolution.
Can I split a sprite sheet for a game?
Yes. Set the rows and columns to match your sprite layout — for example 8 × 4 for 32 sprites — then drag the lines to fix cells that are not perfectly aligned. Each piece is named with its grid position, such as sprite_1x1.png, to keep the files organized.
Which image formats are supported?
You can open PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, BMP, SVG, AVIF, and TIFF images. Export pieces as lossless PNG (keeps transparency) or as JPEG with an adjustable quality slider.
How do I download all the pieces at once?
Click Download ZIP to package every piece into a single archive. You can also download any piece individually from the split pieces grid.
What is the maximum image size I can split?
There is no fixed size limit — it depends on your device's memory, since the image is never uploaded. Large images are scaled in the preview so the interface stays responsive, while every piece is still exported at its original resolution.
Are my images uploaded?
No. The image is decoded, split, and exported entirely in the browser. There is no upload step, and nothing is sent to a server.