Image Splitter

Key features

• Grid rows and columns from 2 to 6 each — up to 36 tiles per run.
• The live preview draws the slice lines over your image; hovering a cell highlights its tile with an r-c label.
• Leftover pixels are centered rather than clipped, and the offset is displayed under the preview.
• Exports PNG or JPEG, with a quality slider for JPEG.
• Every tile gets its own thumbnail, file size and Save button, plus a one-click Download all.

How it works

1. 1

   Drop An Image

   The original dimensions and tile geometry are computed immediately.

2. 2

   Set Rows And Columns

   Choose 2–6 on each axis; the slice lines move as you type.

3. 3

   Split And Export

   The tool cuts the image into exactly rows × cols equal tiles.

4. 4

   Save The Tiles

   Download tiles one at a time or all of them in sequence.

Tips for better results

• 💡Tile names like photo-r1-c2.png make it easy to reassemble the grid in order.
• 💡For print-and-cut projects, PNG keeps the edges crisp.
• 💡If the width or height does not divide evenly, the remainder becomes a centered offset — the caption shows the exact numbers.

Frequently asked questions