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Image Splitter

Split an image into a grid of equal pieces — by column and row count, or by tile size in pixels — and download any single piece or all of them at once as a ZIP. Presets cover the common cases like a 3×3 social grid or a sprite sheet. Tile edges are rounded so the pieces always add back up to the whole image with no dropped column, and files are named by row and column so they sort straight back into order.

or drop a file here — JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF or BMP. Nothing is uploaded; the file is read by your browser.
How to divide the image

Tile sizes are rounded so the pieces always add back up to the full image — a 100px width across 3 columns gives 33, 34 and 33 pixels rather than dropping the leftover column.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a 3×3 grid for social media?

Choose the 3 × 3 preset and download the ZIP — the pieces are named by row and column, so uploading them in reverse order reassembles the grid correctly on a profile page.

What happens if the image does not divide evenly?

Splitting by rows and columns rounds the tile edges so the pieces always cover every pixel — a 100-pixel width across three columns gives 33, 34 and 33 rather than dropping the leftover. Splitting by tile size instead leaves the last row and column smaller.

Can I download just one piece?

Clicking any piece in the preview downloads that piece on its own, which is quicker than taking the whole ZIP when you only need one tile.

How are the split files named?

Each file is named with its row and column, zero-padded, so a file browser sorts them into reading order and reassembling the grid by hand is straightforward.

Is there a limit on how many pieces I can create?

Up to 40 rows and 40 columns are allowed. Above 64 pieces the on-screen preview shows only the first 64 to stay responsive, but the ZIP always contains every piece.

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