Image Splitter
Split an image into a grid of tiles.
Split an image into a grid of tiles.
How to use Image Splitter
- Upload the image you want to slice
- Set the number of rows and columns for the grid
- Split it and download the tiles as a zip
About Image Splitter
Image Splitter cuts one picture into a grid of equal tiles. You decide how many rows and columns you want — split an image into 3 columns, a 3x3 grid, or a finer layout — and it slices the photo into that many pieces, then bundles them into a single zip you download in one click.
The most common reason people reach for it is Instagram. Splitting a photo into a 3x3 grid lets you post the tiles in order so they line up as one seamless image across your profile, and a single row of slices works for a swipeable carousel. It also breaks a large image into printable sections you can print on separate sheets and line up at a bigger size, or chops a picture into puzzle-style pieces. If you have gone looking for the image splitter built into Canva or a tool like PineTools, this does the same job with no account and nothing to install.
Because the splitting runs entirely in your browser, your image is never uploaded to a server — it stays on your own device from start to finish. The tool is free, with no sign-up, no watermark on the tiles, and no app to download.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Image Splitter free?
- Yes. It's free to use with no account and no sign-up, and there's no limit on how many images you split. No watermark is added to the tiles.
- Is my image uploaded anywhere?
- No. The image is split locally in your browser, so it never leaves your device or gets sent to a server. Nothing is uploaded at any point.
- How do I split an image into a grid?
- Open your image, then choose the number of rows and columns for the grid. The tool cuts the picture into that many equal tiles and downloads them all together in a single zip file.
- How do I split an image into 3?
- Set the columns to 3 and leave rows at 1 to cut the picture into three vertical strips, or set rows to 3 for three horizontal bands. Either way you get three equal tiles back inside the zip.
- Can I use this to make an Instagram grid post?
- Yes. Split a photo into a 3x3 grid, or whatever size you need, then post the tiles in order so they line up as one large image across your profile. Each tile comes out as its own file inside the zip.
- Can I split an image for an Instagram carousel?
- Yes. Choose one row and set the columns to match how many carousel slides you want, and it cuts the photo into that many side-by-side pieces. Upload them in order so viewers can swipe through the whole image.
- Can I use this to split an image for printing?
- Yes. Split the image into as many rows and columns as you need, print each tile on its own sheet, then line the sheets up to rebuild the picture at a larger size. It's a simple way to make a poster or wall-sized print from one file.
- Is this the same as the Canva image splitter?
- It does the same core job — cutting one image into evenly sized grid pieces — but runs free in your browser with no Canva account or app required. If you just want the tiles without opening a full design editor, this is quicker.
- How is it different from PineTools or other online splitters?
- The result is the same idea: a grid of tiles delivered in a zip. The difference is that your image is processed on your own device instead of being uploaded, and there's no watermark or sign-up to get through.
- Is there an Image Splitter app to install?
- No app is needed. It's a web tool that works in any modern browser on desktop or phone, so there's nothing to download or install to split your images.
- Are all the tiles exactly the same size?
- They're as even as the image allows. If the width or height doesn't divide cleanly by the number of columns or rows, the tiles along one edge may end up a pixel or two different from the rest.