Free tool · Image splitter

Split any photo into a clean grid.

Drop in a photo, choose a grid like 3 × 3, and download every tile as a ZIP. It's cut right in your browser, so your photo never leaves your device.

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Drop in a photo to set your grid and download the tiles.

What it's for

Common ways to split a photo.

One photo, any grid. Here are the splits people reach for most.

Split it in half
Two columns by one row cuts left and right. One column by two rows cuts top and bottom.
Cut it into four
A 2 × 2 grid gives you four equal quarters.
Instagram grid
A 3 × 3 grid makes nine squares that line up into one picture across your profile.
Panorama strip
One row with several columns slices a wide shot into a filmstrip.
Print collage
A bigger grid turns one photo into a set of prints you hang side by side.
Magnet mural
Split the photo, print each tile, and back them as separate magnets that rebuild the picture on the fridge.

Step by step

How to split an image into pieces.

  1. 1

    Drop in your photo

    Click the box or drag a photo in. It loads right in your browser, so nothing gets uploaded.

  2. 2

    Pick your grid

    Tap a preset, or type the columns and rows you want. The cut lines show on the photo as you set them.

  3. 3

    Download the tiles

    Choose PNG or JPG and get every tile in one ZIP, named by row and column.

What comes out

What you get.

Every tile, cut clean and ready to post or print.

Cut edge to edge
Tiles butt together with no gaps, so they line back up into the original picture.
Named by position
Files come out as tile-r1-c1, tile-r1-c2, and on. Row then column, left to right, top to bottom.
Read in your browser
Your photo is cut on your device. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
PNG or JPG
Download lossless PNG for printing, or JPG for smaller files you share online. Same cut either way.

Frequently asked

Splitting questions, answered plainly.

How do I split an image into a grid?+
Drop your photo in above, pick how many columns and rows you want, and download the tiles as a ZIP. Each tile is cut right in your browser, so your photo never leaves your device.
How do I split an image in half?+
For a left and right half, set 2 columns and 1 row. For a top and bottom half, set 1 column and 2 rows. You get two equal pieces.
How do I split an image into 4?+
Pick the 2 × 2 preset, or set 2 columns and 2 rows. You get four equal quarters, cut in your browser.
How do I cut an image into equal pieces?+
Set the columns and rows you want. Every tile comes out the same size, give or take a pixel on the last row or column. The readout shows the tile size before you download.
What is a 3×3 Instagram grid?+
It's one photo split into nine squares that line up into a single big picture across your profile. Pick the Instagram 3×3 preset and you get all nine tiles, named by row and column so you post them in order.
Can I make a photo magnet mural from one picture?+
Yes. Split the photo into a grid, print each tile, and back them as separate magnets. Lined up on the fridge they rebuild the whole picture. The Magnet mural preset gives you a common layout to start from.
Does the splitter upload my photo?+
No. The cutting happens in your browser with the file you pick. Nothing is sent to a server or saved anywhere.
Should I pick PNG or JPG?+
PNG keeps the most detail and is the safe choice for printing. JPG makes smaller files that are quicker to share online. You get the same cut either way.
What size will each tile be?+
Each tile is your photo's pixel size divided by the grid. A 3000 × 3000 photo split 3×3 gives nine 1000 × 1000 tiles. The readout shows the size before you download.

Got your grid? Make it magnets.

Print Studio lays your tiles out on a sheet ready for the press. Free, no sign-up. Or run the whole booth on Vixie.

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