Split Image

Upload an image and choose how to split it. The cut lines show up right on the picture, and the finished pieces download as a single archive.

By grid

Set the number of rows and columns, up to 20 each. The pieces come out equal, with a difference of at most a pixel when the image size doesn't divide evenly. Files are named after their place in the grid: "row-column", in the same format as the original image.

For social media

Carousel panorama splits a wide photo into 2–10 pieces of the same aspect ratio: swiping through the carousel, they line up into one picture. Profile grid cuts an image into 3 pieces per row, up to five rows. A new post lands at the top of the grid, so the number in the file name is the posting order: publish piece 1 first. Anything outside the edges gets cropped, and a slider picks which part of the image to keep. The pieces save as JPG files up to 1080 pixels wide.

Poster on A4 sheets

Choose how many sheets to lay across the width, and you get a single PDF for printing: neighboring sheets overlap by a strip for gluing, the cutting line is marked with a dashed line, and each sheet carries its number and a diagram of the poster. For more on gluing, see splitting an image for A4 printing.