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Image Splitter

Split an image into a grid of tiles for printing or social layouts.

Free · private · in-browser

Split photos into a clean grid—online, in seconds

Turn one image into equal tiles for carousels, mosaics, and layouts. Set rows and columns, preview cut lines on your photo, then download—everything runs locally in your browser.

Ideal for Instagram or TikTok carousels, contact sheets, thumbnails, or mosaic-style layouts: spacing stays even and you see exactly where each tile lands before you export.

How to use image splitter

Upload your image

Choose a file or load a sample. The splitter accepts standard photo formats and shows your image in the interactive workspace.

Set rows & columns

Pick how many pieces you need—fine grids for mosaics, or a simple 2×2 for social layouts. The preview updates as you adjust.

Download the pieces

When the grid looks right, export each tile or the full set in one action. Files are generated locally for fast, private workflows.

Supported file formats

Open these types in the workspace. Downloaded tiles are exported as PNG files (bundled in a ZIP when you save the full set).

  • PNG
  • JPEG / JPG
  • WebP
  • GIF

Key features

Adjustable grids, on-image guides, and one-click export—without uploading your file to split it.

  • Rows & columns control

    Dial in the grid you need; divider lines redraw on your image in real time as you adjust counts.

  • Cut preview before export

    See tile boundaries on the photo so important details, faces, and horizons sit where you want them.

  • Built-in samples

    Load example images to learn the controls before committing your own high-resolution shots.

  • ZIP of all tiles

    Download every slice in one action—ideal when you are handing files to another app or scheduler.

  • Private local processing

    Splitting happens in your browser; we do not store your uploads on our servers for this workflow.

  • Even tile geometry

    Every piece shares the same dimensions—great for grids, carousels, and templates that demand consistency.

Common use cases

  • Social & carousel posts

    Slice a wide shot or storyboard into equal slides for Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, or other carousel-style feeds.

  • Print & proofing

    Build even rectangles for contact sheets, packaging comps, or lab-ready grids without guessing crop sizes by hand.

  • Mosaics & wall layouts

    Use finer row and column counts when you want many small pieces from one master image for posters or tiled art.

  • Galleries & thumbnails

    Generate uniform crops for storefronts, portfolios, or internal asset libraries that need matching dimensions.

Pro tips

  • For uneven subjects, try rotating the source photo first so horizons line up with your grid.
  • Fewer columns mean larger tiles—better for detail-heavy artwork.
  • Use samples to test a layout before committing your final shot.

Frequently Asked Questions