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Split an Image into Grid Tiles

Choose a grid, slice the image, and download the tiles as a ZIP — free, no account, no watermark.

Split Image

Cut into equal grid tiles — ideal for Instagram grid posts · ZIP download

Drag & drop files here

Or click to browse (up to 15 MB)

How to use

Slice a single image into reusable grid pieces.

Step 01: Upload one image

Upload an image that should be divided into multiple parts.

Choose split

Step 02: Choose split pattern

Choose the split pattern or layout model for the image.

Download

Step 03: Download the pieces

Create the split and download the image pieces.

Why use Split Image?

Grid slicing

I built this when a single image needs to become several reusable visual parts.

Reusable parts

The grid output can help you organize a design into a cleaner post or preview path.

Social carousels

It saves a manual crop and export process for a wide image board.

Consistent geometry

The flow is useful for social cards, story assets, and visual lists.

Before / after preview

See what Split Image is built to change — static marketing mock, not a live edit.

One image

Before

One image

Split pieces

After

Split pieces

Use cases for Split Image

  • Carousel posts

    Break a wide graphic into swipeable tiles.

  • Puzzle layouts

    Create equal cells for interactive designs.

  • Print sheets

    Divide a board into printable panels.

  • Collage prep

    Pre-cut pieces before arranging a board.

Technical details

Formats, processing, and practical limits for this tool.

Input
Single source image
Output
Multiple image slices / package
Control
Split geometry / pattern
Processing
Server-side slice generation

The image pieces rely on the geometry that you choose and on the image resolution that you started with. A source image that is too low resolution can become too small or too soft after the split.

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers about this tool — privacy, formats, limits, and how processing works.

A ZIP of PNG tiles named like tile_01_r1c1.png (1-based row/column). The ZIP filename includes your grid size (for example photo_grid_3x3.zip).

Use the 2×2 or 3×3 presets (default is 3×3), or set custom rows and columns from 1 to 10 each. The live overlay shows the cut lines before you convert.

No. Tiles are cropped from the original pixels. If your grid is finer than the image (more rows or columns than available pixels), the server rejects the request.

Each tile needs at least one pixel. A tiny image cannot support a high rows×cols grid — lower the grid or use a larger source photo.

Images up to 15 MB and 6000 pixels on a side are accepted. Processing runs on the server and returns the ZIP for that request only.

Other ImageToolkit tools that pair well with Split Image.