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# Image Splitter

Cut a photo into a row-and-column grid and download every tile in one ZIP. Edge rounding keeps every source pixel in exactly one tile.

Free · No signupLocal browser processing

**Choose a photo**Up to 16 MP per photo · 20 MB per file · 80 MB per batch

ColumnsRows

**Result**Ready for your input

Your result will appear here

No signup or server upload.

Tiles are PNG crops with no overlap or print bleed. Platforms may display them in a different order; use the row and column filenames.

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## How to use image splitter

1. Choose your source file or files from this device.
2. Adjust the controls and inspect the result.
3. Download the output shown by the tool; keep the original files.

## A practical example

A 1001-pixel-wide image divided into three columns uses rounded boundaries at 0, 334, 667 and 1001 pixels. The last column is not discarded.

## Frequently asked questions

Is image splitter free to use?

Yes. This utility works without a signup or paid credit. Files and calculations are processed in this browser.

What should I check before using the result?

Tiles are PNG crops with no overlap or print bleed. Platforms may display them in a different order; use the row and column filenames.

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By RestoreBunny · Reviewed 2026-10-16. Utilities use local calculations or [browser image processing](<https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Canvas_API/Tutorial/Pixel_manipulation_with_canvas>). The download button identifies the output format. Animated images export one decoded frame. Keep your original files.
