Image Splitter

Use the image splitter to divide a PNG image into a custom row-and-column grid directly in your browser, then review the processed result before saving the output file.

Upload a PNG image and choose a custom grid.Create local tiles that cover the complete image area.Review the result and save the downloadable output file.

Source image

Choose an image to see the source preview.

Result

What Is an Image Splitter?

An image splitter is a focused utility for turning one image into multiple tiled pieces. This tool is built for PNG input, custom grid settings, and complete image coverage so the final set of tiles matches the selected row and column layout.

The splitter with an image loaded under a row-and-column grid overlay.

How to Use an Image Splitter

A simple online workflow for turning one PNG image into a grid-based tile result.

1

Upload the image

Select a PNG image to split.

2

Set the custom grid

Choose the number of rows and columns for the grid you want to create.

3

Create the tiles

Process an image so the complete area is divided into local tiles.

Image Splitter Input, Output, and Controls

Technical behavior for input, controls, and output in the grid-splitting tool.

Input format

Input is a PNG image. Other file types are outside the stated input format for this utility.

Output behavior

The output is a processed result for review with a downloadable output file containing PNG tiles generated from the chosen grid.

Available controls

Controls include a custom grid with row and column settings, complete image coverage, and local tile creation for the selected PNG image.

The delivered tiles laid out in their grid positions, covering the whole source image.

Image Splitter Features

Controls are centered on predictable grid creation and a reviewable result.

Custom grid control

Set the row and column count to split image into grid tiles that fit the layout you need.

Complete image coverage

The image grid splitter covers the full image area so edge tiles are included in the processed result.

Local tile creation

Tile creation runs locally in your browser for the selected PNG image and grid settings.

Review before saving

After processing, review the result before saving the downloadable output file.

When to Use an Image Splitter

Use the tool when an image needs to become a structured set of grid tiles.

A custom row and column count set on an image for a planned grid layout.

Custom grid preparation

Create a custom row-and-column layout for campaigns, content planning, or visual presentation assets.

The split tiles reassembled to show the full source image is still represented.

Complete image coverage

Split image into grid tiles while keeping the full image represented across the tile set.

Tiles produced locally in the browser from a single source image.

Local tile creation

Use an image grid splitter for local tile creation when you need predictable PNG pieces from one source image.

Image Splitter Limitations

The source image and selected grid determine what the tool can produce in a single run.

Grid size limit

The grid is limited to 12 rows and 12 columns per run.

PNG grid tiles only

Tiles are PNG files and do not include overlap, bleed, or freeform slice lines.

Single image input

The tool is intended for one rectangular source image at a time, not layered documents or multi-page files.

Image Splitter FAQ

Common questions about using the image splitter for grid-based PNG tiling.

How does the image splitter work?
You can use the image splitter with a PNG image, choose the number of rows and columns, process the image, and review the result before saving the output file.
What grid sizes are supported?
The tool can split image into grid layouts up to 12 rows by 12 columns per run. It is designed for rectangular grid tiles, not irregular cuts or manual slice paths.
What format are the tiles?
Yes. The image grid splitter creates PNG tile output. It does not add overlap, bleed, or freeform slice lines to the tiles.
Is the image splitter free to use?
The page does not make an unqualified free-use promise. Check the tool and any current site messaging for the available access conditions.

Use the Image Splitter

Upload a PNG image, choose a custom grid, and process an image into reviewable tiled output.