Split Image into a Grid
Cut a photo into rows and columns and download all tiles in a ZIP. Choose PNG for lossless tiles or JPG for smaller files.
Your input is sent to this site only after you choose Convert on server. The conversion runs for this request and no history is saved. Upload up to 4 MiB combined; Office files have a 2 MiB limit.
Choose your file
Choose a file or load the example to see how the converter works.
Choose your options
The defaults work for most files. Change a setting only when you need to.
How to use Split Image into a Grid
- Choose your file or load the example.
- Review the settings and the format notes before continuing.
- Select Convert on server and download the result.
Divide a photograph into separate tiles
Choose the number of rows and columns to partition an image into a regular grid. Every source pixel belongs to a tile, including edge pixels when the dimensions are not evenly divisible by the grid. Files are named by row and column and packaged in a ZIP. This is useful for image panels, a multi-part design or preparing separate picture sections for another layout.
Match the tile format to the next step
PNG preserves tile pixels and transparency but can create larger downloads. JPEG usually produces smaller photographic tiles and places transparency over white. The input is normalized for orientation before cutting, and each grid direction supports up to six tiles. Platform-specific posting order, profile cropping and display ratios are outside the conversion; check the destination layout before publishing. The combined tile data and final archive are subject to the standard output size limit.
Where is my file processed?
The selected file is sent to this site only when you run the server conversion. Processing uses memory without a saved conversion history.
Is input uploaded?
This tool sends input to this site’s conversion API after you select Convert on server. Files use bounded workers and, when needed, private temporary folders deleted after processing or cancellation. No conversion history is saved. The converter does not upload files to a third-party conversion service.