Image Splitter

Split a photo into a custom grid.

Divide a photo into a custom grid for tiled layouts, creative projects or a coordinated series of posts.

Split image

JPG, PNG or WebP · Up to 10 MB

Image Splitter: source photo exampleSource photo
Grid illustration. Choose your own number of rows and columns in the editor.
Tiled photo layoutsMulti-part visual storiesCreative collage projects

What to expect

How this tool works in practice

Image Splitter only divides the source image; it does not create new content or improve resolution. Tiles at the edges follow the original crop and may have different proportions when the image is not evenly divisible.

Plan a sequence of image tiles

Use a grid to divide a photograph into panels for a layout or multi-part visual story. Choose rows and columns with the final arrangement in mind, especially when a face or focal point falls on a tile boundary. Splitting produces pieces of the source rather than a newly generated interpretation.

Start with enough source resolution

Each tile contains only part of the original image, so a large grid leaves fewer pixels in each piece. Preview the grid before downloading and check how the destination displays individual tiles. If you need a larger source, complete any enhancement first and split the resulting image afterward.

A simple workflow

How to use Image Splitter

  1. 01

    Upload the photo you want to divide.

  2. 02

    Choose the number of rows and columns and preview the grid.

  3. 03

    Split the image and download the tiles as a ZIP archive.

Good to know

Can I choose the grid size?

Yes. Set between one and six rows and columns to suit your layout.

Does splitting redraw my image?

No. This tool divides the image into tiles rather than generating new image content.

Do I need an account to use this tool?

You can browse this page without signing in. Access and credit requirements depend on the current tool settings. The editor will prompt you to sign in when required. Existing account holders can use the sign-in page; new accounts are currently available by invitation or administrator approval.