Split one image into rows and columns. Free, private, runs in your browser.
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Tile format
Image Splitter divides a single image into a row-and-column grid, renders each tile locally, and packages all tiles into one ZIP download. Tile names include their row and column.
Optional overlap expands each tile crop by a small number of pixels. This is useful when tiles will be stitched, printed, or processed by another tool that benefits from shared edges.
Rows, columns, and total tile count are capped because every tile is encoded in browser memory. Use fewer tiles or a smaller source image if export fails.
It creates one image tile per row and column position, then packages all tiles into a ZIP for a single download.
Yes. The overlap control expands each crop slightly, which is useful for print tiling or downstream stitching workflows.
No. The source image is decoded, cropped, and zipped entirely in your browser.
PNG, JPG, and WebP are available. PNG is best for transparency; JPG and WebP are usually smaller.
Every tile is rendered and compressed in browser memory. Limits prevent runaway canvas and ZIP operations.