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Image Splitter

Split any image into equal parts online. Cut a photo into a grid of rows and columns or pieces of an exact size, and download them all at once. Your image never leaves your device.

Split on your device. Your image is never uploaded.

  • Never uploaded
  • Rows, columns or exact pixels
  • Free, no sign-up

How it works

How to split an image into tiles

  1. Step 1: Add your image

    Choose, drop or paste a photo, a screenshot, a scanned page or any picture you want to cut up.

  2. Step 2: Set the grid

    Split it into equal rows and columns, or into pieces of an exact pixel size. The live preview shows every cut.

  3. Step 3: Download the tiles

    Leave out any pieces you don’t need, then download the rest as PNG, JPG or WebP in one ZIP.

Image Splitter

Precise, private and free

  • Never uploaded

    The image is split in your browser. It stays on your device the whole time.

  • Handles borders and spacing

    Trim a frame from the edges and skip the lines between pictures, so every piece comes out clean.

  • Keep only what you need

    Click pieces in the live preview to leave them out of the download.

  • One tidy ZIP

    Every piece is numbered in order, so files sort correctly and are easy to post or print in sequence.

In detail

Split images for grids, prints and slides

Two ways to split an image

Into rows and columns

Choose how many pieces you want, such as 3 × 3 or 2 × 4, and the image is divided into equal parts. If its size doesn’t divide exactly, some pieces are one pixel larger so none of the picture is lost.

Into pieces of an exact size

Enter a size in pixels, such as 1080 × 1080, and the image is cut into as many pieces of that size as fit. Any strip left over at the right or bottom edge is shown in the preview and left out.

Popular ways to use it

  • Instagram grids and carousels: split a photo 3 × 3 for a nine-post grid, or 1 × 3 for a panorama across one row.
  • Printing large images: cut a poster or map into parts that each fit on a normal sheet of paper.
  • Scanned pages: separate a scan of several photos, cards or labels into individual images.
  • Slides and documents: break a tall screenshot or infographic into pieces that fit one slide or page each.

Spacing and borders

Some images have white lines between the pictures or a frame around the edge, like a collage or a scanned sheet. Open Advanced to handle them, and check the result in the live preview before downloading.

  • Padding trims a border from the outside edges before the image is split.
  • Gap skips the space between neighbouring pieces, so those lines don’t end up in any of them.

Posting a grid on Instagram

Instagram shows your newest post first, so upload the pieces in reverse: start with the last one and finish with the first. The grid then lines up in the right order on your profile.

Image Splitter

Frequently asked questions

How do I split an image into equal parts?

Add your image, keep Rows & columns selected and enter how many rows and columns you want. The preview shows every cut, and Download saves all the pieces as a ZIP.

Is my image uploaded?

No. The image is split entirely in your browser, on your own device. It is never sent to Moriqa or anyone else.

Can I split an image for an Instagram grid?

Yes. Use 3 × 3 for a nine-post grid or 1 × 3 for a single-row panorama. Files are numbered in order, so it is easy to post them from last to first.

Can I cut an image into pieces of a specific size?

Yes. Switch to Tile size and enter the width and height in pixels. You get as many full pieces of that size as fit in the image.

Can I leave some pieces out?

Yes. Click a piece in the preview to exclude it from the download, and click it again to bring it back. Select all tiles brings every piece back at once.

Does splitting reduce the image quality?

No. Each piece keeps the original pixels at full size. Save as PNG for an exact copy, or choose JPG or WebP for smaller files.

Which image formats can I split?

PNG, JPG, WebP, HEIC, AVIF, GIF, BMP and TIFF. Animated GIFs are split from their first frame.

Want to edit the pieces too?

Open an image in Moriqa to crop, resize, add text and retouch, free in your browser.