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Split an image into a grid

Cut a picture into equal tiles for a grid post or a puzzle.

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Quick answer

To split a picture into tiles, drop it in, choose the number of rows and columns and press Split. You get one file per tile, numbered row by row, and all of them in one ZIP.

Read the guide: How to split an image into a grid of tiles

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Also takes BMP, GIF, SVG and AVIF. They are turned into PNG first (a GIF keeps its first frame).

How to split a picture into tiles

  1. Drop a JPG, PNG or WebP picture.
  2. Choose how many rows and columns. The preview shows the cut lines.
  3. Press Split. You get one file per tile, numbered row by row.
  4. Download the tiles one by one, or all of them as a ZIP.

Tiles are named photo-r1-c1, photo-r1-c2 and so on, where r is the row and c is the column counting from the top left. If the picture does not divide evenly, tiles differ by at most one pixel.

For a 3 by 3 social media grid, post the tiles from the last one to the first so the picture builds up correctly on your profile.

Common questions

How do I split a picture into 9 equal parts?

Set 3 rows and 3 columns (the default) and press Split. You get nine tiles that together cover the whole picture.

How many tiles can I make?

Up to 10 rows and 10 columns, which is 100 tiles, from one picture.

Do the tiles lose quality?

PNG tiles are exact. JPG and WebP tiles are saved again at high quality, so the file size can change slightly.

Can I split many pictures at once?

Yes. The same grid is applied to every picture, and all tiles go into one ZIP.