Free Online Image Splitter
Split a photo into a grid for Instagram carousels and puzzles.
Tiles are cut from the full-resolution image. When the width or height does not divide evenly, the last row or column is one pixel wider or narrower than the others.
About the Image Splitter
This free image splitter cuts one photo into an equal grid of smaller images. It is handy for Instagram carousels and puzzle-style posts, for turning a poster into printable pages, for slicing a sprite sheet into individual assets, or for creating a photography grid where each tile is posted in sequence. Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP file, choose the number of rows and columns, and preview the grid before exporting. Every tile can be downloaded individually, or all of them can be packaged into a single ZIP file. The split is performed on the original resolution inside your browser, and the files are never uploaded to a server.
Choosing rows and columns
A 3 × 3 grid produces nine tiles and is a common choice for social media puzzles. A 2 × 2 grid is easier to read and works well for four-panel comics or before-and-after sets. Wider grids such as 4 × 2 suit banners and landscape mosaics, while tall grids work for portraits. The preview shows thin guide lines so you can confirm that faces and important details are not cut in half. If a subject falls on a boundary, adjust the crop of the source image first or change the grid to move the cut.
Tiles, formats, and ZIP downloads
Each tile is exported at its natural pixel size, which is the source width divided by the number of columns and the source height divided by the number of rows. PNG keeps sharp graphics and transparency, JPG makes smaller files for photographs, and WebP is efficient for the web. The ZIP option uses your browser to build the archive locally, so you can download all pieces at once without waiting for a server. Individual downloads remain available if you only need one section.
Frequently asked questions
Why are some tiles one pixel different in size?
Most image dimensions do not divide perfectly by the grid size. The tool rounds the cut positions, so the last row or column can be one pixel wider or narrower. This avoids losing or duplicating any pixels.
Can I split an animated GIF?
The preview and tiles use the first frame of an animated GIF, like most canvas-based image tools. Convert the GIF to a static image first if you need a specific frame.
Does the ZIP file contain full-resolution tiles?
Yes. The ZIP is built from the same full-resolution tiles you can download individually. The preview is scaled down only for display and does not affect the exported quality.