Exact pixels
Every source pixel belongs to exactly one piece — no gaps or overlaps.
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Image Splitter
Divide photos by rows, columns, equal grids, or custom guides — exact pixels, numbered pieces, ZIP download.
Upload an image to split
Drop anywhere, or choose an option below.
Files stay private while we process them, then they are deleted. Nothing is published unless you choose to share a result later.
Every source pixel belongs to exactly one piece — no gaps or overlaps.
Leftover pixels are shared fairly when dimensions do not divide evenly.
See split lines and piece numbers before you export.
Download all pieces as a ZIP, or save files individually.
How it works
Step 1
Upload one image to start.
Step 2
Grid, rows, columns, equal parts, or custom guides.
Step 3
Confirm piece count and dimensions in the live preview.
Step 4
Split, then download a ZIP or individual pieces.
Features
Rows × columns with live piece count.
Slice into bands without building a full grid.
Natural layouts like 2×2, 3×3, and 3×4 — shown before export.
Drag or type split positions for unequal pieces.
Reuse converter-quality encoding for JPEG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF.
Track piece processing and cancel large jobs.
Grid
Grid mode is the default. Choose rows and columns — for example 3×2 on a 3000×2000 image yields six 1000×1000 pieces when dimensions divide evenly.
Horizontal mode uses rows only (top / middle / bottom). Vertical mode uses columns only (left / center / right).
Equal parts
Equal-parts presets map to natural grids such as 2×2, 3×3, or 3×4. The generated grid is always shown before processing so nothing is chosen silently.
Custom
Add vertical and horizontal guides at exact pixel positions, drag them on the preview, or type coordinates. Unequal pieces are supported; guides cannot sit on edges or duplicate.
Pixels
When a side does not divide evenly, remainder pixels are assigned to the first pieces on that axis (1001÷3 → 334, 334, 333). Combined pieces reconstruct the original with no missing or duplicated pixels.
Formats & limits
JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF — plus HEIC, TIFF, and BMP when decoding is available.
Keep original format, or export JPEG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF.
Preserved for PNG/WebP/AVIF. JPEG uses a configurable background.
Up to 100 pieces per image to keep results reliable.
Default export order is left → right, then top → bottom.
Files are processed for your job and are not posted to a public gallery.
Questions
It divides one image into multiple smaller images using a grid, equal parts, or custom guides - without adding borders or collage spacing.
Use the 2×2 or 3×3 preset (or Instagram Grid 3×3). Preview the numbered pieces, then export.
Remainder pixels go to the first pieces on each axis. Example: 1001px ÷ 3 -> 334, 334, 333. Pieces still reconstruct the original without gaps.
Default is left to right, then top to bottom (1 2 3 / 4 5 6 / ...). Advanced options can reverse direction.
Yes. After splitting, Download All ZIP packs every piece. You can also download pieces one by one.
No. There are no gutters, borders, or layouts between pieces. Use Cropper if you need a single frame, or a future merger tool to combine images.
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