Instagram Grids
Split one large image into multiple square-like pieces for grid-style social media posts.
Split Image Online
Split an image into rows, columns, or a custom grid. Preview the cut lines, generate image slices, enlarge each preview, and download the pieces you need.
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How to Split an Image
- 1Upload your image: Drag and drop an image into the tool, or click the upload area to choose a file from your device.
- 2Set rows: Choose how many horizontal sections you want. Use 1 row if you only want to split the image by columns.
- 3Set columns: Choose how many vertical sections you want. Use 1 column if you only want to split the image by rows.
- 4Split the image: Select PNG, JPEG, or WEBP, then click the split image button to generate separate slices.
- 5Preview and download: Click a result preview to enlarge it, or use the download button on each slice to save it.
Use Cases
Banner Cutting
Cut wide banners into smaller parts for layouts, previews, or design workflows.
Long Image Splitting
Split tall images or screenshots into shorter sections that are easier to view and share.
Design Tiles
Create image tiles from a single design for mockups, collages, or visual experiments.
Presentation Assets
Break a large image into smaller parts for slides, documents, or teaching materials.
Grid-Based Cropping
Use rows and columns to cut an image into equal sections without manually cropping each part.
Technical Advantages
- Local browser processing: Your image is processed directly in your browser and does not need to be uploaded to a server.
- Accurate row and column splitting: Each slice is calculated from the original image size to keep the output clean and consistent.
- Preview before download: You can see the cut lines before splitting and review every generated slice after processing.
- Multiple export formats: Download image slices as PNG, JPEG, or WEBP depending on your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this image splitter free?
Yes. You can split images online for free without registration.
Do my images get uploaded to a server?
No. The image is processed locally in your browser, so it stays on your device.
Can I split an image into rows and columns?
Yes. Set the row and column count to split an image into horizontal sections, vertical sections, or a custom grid.
Can I download all slices at once?
In this version, each image slice is shown as a preview. Use the download button on a slice to save it individually.
What formats can I export?
You can export image slices as PNG, JPEG, or WEBP.