Image Splitter

Split one image into equal grid tiles — free, instant, entirely on your device.

How to split an image into tiles

Drop your image in, choose a grid size — 2×2, 3×3, or another layout — and the tool slices the image into equal tiles, packaging every piece into a single ZIP file for download.

For example, splitting a single wide photo into a 3×1 grid produces three individual tiles that display as one continuous image when posted as consecutive Instagram feed posts — a popular carousel-style layout technique.

Why split one image into several

Splitting a single wide photo into an evenly divided grid is a popular trick for Instagram profile grids, where several separate posts line up to reveal one continuous panorama when viewed together. It's also useful for breaking a long screenshot or document scan into page-sized chunks, or for turning one large image into pieces small enough for a platform's per-image size limit.

Each resulting piece keeps its exact position from the original image, so as long as you upload or arrange them in the same order and layout you split them in, the full picture reassembles perfectly wherever it's displayed.

Getting even pieces every time

This tool divides your image into an exactly even grid based on the rows and columns you choose, so every piece comes out the same size — useful for Instagram grid layouts, where uneven tile sizes would immediately look off once posted separately, and for any other case where the pieces need to reassemble seamlessly.

The split happens through the Canvas API running directly in your browser, generating each piece instantly without any of your image data being sent to a server first.

Keeping the pieces organized

Each downloaded piece is numbered in reading order, left to right and top to bottom, so re-uploading them in the same sequence — for an Instagram grid, for instance — is just a matter of posting them in the order they're named, without needing to figure out which piece goes where afterward.

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