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Split an image.

Divide a large image into separate files for a tiled layout or to use its sections individually.

Photos are processed in this browser. They are not uploaded to a server, and the original files are not changed.

One still JPG, PNG or WebP image · up to 20MB

Settings

PNG does not use the quality value. Choose JPG or WebP to adjust quality.

Selected photos: 0

Or drop photos here

You can also paste an image

    Results

    Choose photos to start.

      JPG fills transparent areas with white. Original EXIF is not copied, but information visible in the photo remains. Input and output: up to 8,192px per side and 25 megapixels. Total output is limited to 60MB.

      How to use this tool

      1. Choose one image

        Select one still JPG, PNG or WebP image to split.

      2. Set rows and columns

        Choose 1–10 rows and 1–10 columns. A 3 by 3 grid makes 9 tiles, and the maximum is 100 tiles.

      3. Check and save the tiles

        Review the split boundaries in the results, then save individual tiles or download them together as a ZIP.

      Splitting divides the original image; it does not add resolution. Tile dimensions can differ by 1px when the original dimensions do not divide evenly.

      Common questions

      Can I split a photo into nine pieces?+

      Yes. Set both rows and columns to 3. Check the aspect ratio and publishing order required by the service where you will post them.

      Can I split several photos at once?+

      This tool works with one source image at a time. Replace the selected file to split another image.

      What if a face or text crosses a split line?+

      The tool divides the image exactly by the grid, so a face or text can cross tile boundaries. Check the grid and adjust the row and column counts or prepare a different composition first.

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