Image Splitter
Drop an image here or click to choose
Tiles are JPG files named by row and column. Leftover pixels stay on the last row and last column.
Slice one picture into a grid. Each cell becomes its own JPG, packed in a ZIP. Use it for a carousel, a puzzle, a contact sheet, or a set of squares from a wide image.
How to use
- Open the image.
- Set columns and rows. 2×2 and 3×3 are the usual grids. 1×3 makes a vertical strip of three.
- Check the preview. Download ZIP. Files are named tile-r01-c01.jpg and so on, row first.
How the edges are handled
If the width does not divide evenly by the column count, the last column is a few pixels wider and keeps the remainder. The same rule applies to the last row. Nothing is thrown away.
Tiles are saved as JPG at quality 92, so a PNG with transparency will lose the transparent areas (they become black in the tile). Crop to a circle first if you need a transparent shape, and do not run that PNG through this splitter.
Questions
Can I split into more than 6?
Not on this page. Six by six is 36 files, which is already a large download from a phone browser.
Is this the same as a collage?
No. Splitter cuts one image apart. Photo Collage places several images into one frame.