What the tool does, how to run it, and what to expect from the result.
Load an image, choose the number of columns and rows, and download every tile as a PNG in one ZIP. Keep the whole image (tiles take its proportions) or crop to square or 3:4 tiles for social grids. Tiles are cut from the original resolution, and the whole job runs in your browser.
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Anyone who needs this done quickly, privately and free.
Using the image splitter without installing anything or signing up.
Short answers for the questions people usually have before trying a utility like this.
Choose columns and rows (for example 2×2 for four quarters) and press Download. Every tile is the same size, cut from the full-resolution image.
Only your device memory. Very large photos (50 MP and above) can take a few seconds on a phone.
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Swap to a solid background
Cut out one subject locally, replace the background with white, black, or a custom color, and export PNG or JPG.
Clean cutout edges
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Remove headshot backgrounds
Remove portrait and headshot backgrounds locally, then export a transparent PNG or quick white-background version for profile-photo handoff.
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Cut one image into a grid of tiles and download them as a ZIP. Runs in your browser; the image is never uploaded.
Pick an image to see the grid.