Split your image into a grid with a live preview. Customize rows, columns, padding, and output format (PNG, JPG, WebP).
Drag and drop your image onto the area below, or click to browse. The grid shows your split sections.
The split image parts will appear below with individual download buttons. If you have trouble downloading, right-click the desired part and select "Save image as...".
Your split image parts will appear here once you select an image and click "Split Image".
Our Image Splitter Tool allows you to effortlessly divide a single image into multiple smaller segments based on a grid of rows and columns. You can see a live preview of how the image will be cut. This is incredibly useful for web designers creating image galleries, social media managers preparing posts for platforms like Instagram (grid posts), or game developers needing to break down sprite sheets or textures. You can specify the number of rows and columns, add padding around each individual split piece, and choose your desired output format: PNG, JPG, or WebP.
The tool is designed for ease of use: simply select your image, define your splitting parameters (you'll see the grid update on your preview), and hit the "Split Image" button. Each resulting image piece will be displayed below, complete with its own download button. This process saves time and eliminates the need for complex image editing software for simple splitting tasks. It's fast, free, and requires no installation.
Key Features:
An Image Splitter is a tool that takes a single image and divides it into multiple smaller images, arranged in a grid of specified rows and columns. Our tool provides a live preview of these cuts on your selected image.
The red dashed grid on the preview image shows exactly where the original image will be cut based on the selected number of rows and columns. It does not show the padding, as padding is added to each piece *after* it's cut.
The tool typically accepts common image formats like PNG, JPG/JPEG, GIF, and WebP. The output format, however, will be one of the selected options (PNG, JPG, WebP).
Padding adds transparent space around each individual split piece *after* it has been cut from the original image. For example, if you specify 10px padding, each split image segment will have a 10px border of empty space around its content, increasing its final dimensions.
You can choose to download the split image parts in PNG, JPG, or WebP formats.
While the tool is robust, extremely large images (e.g., over 10MB or very high resolution) might take longer to process or could hit browser memory limits. For best performance, use optimized images.
Yes, the Image Splitter Tool is completely free to use.
The splitting process itself (the cutting) doesn't degrade quality. However, choosing JPG as an output format involves lossy compression, which might slightly reduce quality to achieve smaller file sizes. PNG is a lossless format. WebP offers both lossy and lossless options and generally provides good compression.
No, all processing is done client-side in your browser. Your images are not uploaded or stored on our servers, ensuring your privacy and security.
