Is this image splitter private?

Yes. The image splitter works in your browser with Canvas. Your image is not uploaded to a server.

Can I split an image into 9 parts for Instagram?

Yes. Choose the 3x3 preset or enable Instagram order to download tiles numbered for posting.

What image formats can I export?

You can export split image tiles as PNG, JPG, or WebP when the browser supports the format.

Browser-only image splitter

Image Splitter Online

Split images into grids, rows, columns, or 9 Instagram tiles. Preview every cut in your browser, then export clean PNG, JPG, or WebP tiles.

Private processing No upload No watermark ZIP download

Drop image here or click, paste, JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, AVIF

Split Mode

Fast Templates

Custom Cuts

Rows Columns

Instagram posting order

Export

Quality 92%

Upload an image to start splitting.

Live Preview

Waiting for image

Cut before you export

Upload a picture and the grid lines appear instantly. Change rows, columns, or output format without leaving the page.

Split Tiles

No tiles yet

Tiles appear here

Each split image can be downloaded one by one, or bundled into a ZIP file.

How to Split an Image

Upload or paste an image into the image splitter.
Choose Grid, Rows, or Columns, then pick a preset such as 3x3 or enter custom values.
Preview the cut lines and export the tiles as PNG, JPG, or WebP.
Download one tile at a time, or download all split images as a ZIP file.

Built for real image tasks

The 3x3 preset is ideal when you need to split an image into 9 parts for an Instagram grid. Row and column modes are useful for banners, product graphics, long screenshots, website mockups, and carousel panels.

Private by default

This tool uses the browser Canvas API. Image processing happens on your device, so the original image and generated tiles are not uploaded.

FAQ

Can I split a photo into 9 equal parts?

Yes. Use the 3x3 preset to generate nine equal tiles. Enable Instagram order if you want the file names numbered for posting.

Does the image splitter add a watermark?

No. The exported image tiles are clean and do not include watermarks.

Are my images uploaded?

No. The image splitter runs locally in your browser and creates tiles with Canvas.

What happens with transparent PNG images?

PNG and WebP keep transparency when your browser supports it. JPG uses a light background because the format does not support transparency.

Can I split an image horizontally or vertically?

Yes. Use Rows to split an image horizontally, or Columns to split an image vertically. Custom row and column counts are also available.

Can I use this on mobile?

Yes. The image splitter is responsive, and the upload, preview, split, and download controls are available on phone-sized screens.

Common Image Splitter Tasks

People search for an image splitter with different jobs in mind. These presets cover the most common image grid and social media workflows without forcing you into a fixed template.

Split image into 9 parts

Choose the 3x3 preset to create nine equal tiles. This is useful for photo grids, visual puzzles, portfolio crops, and Instagram profile layouts.

Instagram grid maker

Enable Instagram posting order when you want numbered tiles for publishing from the last tile to the first tile. The preview shows the order before export.

Split image horizontally

Rows mode cuts a banner, screenshot, comic strip, or long visual into stacked horizontal parts while keeping the original width.

Split image vertically

Columns mode cuts a wide image into vertical panels for carousels, before-and-after graphics, side-by-side layouts, and product comparison slices.

PNG, JPG, or WebP Output

PNG

Best for screenshots, graphics, transparent images, and crisp UI assets. PNG keeps sharp edges and transparency.

JPG

Best for photos when file size matters. Use the quality slider to balance smaller downloads with visible detail.

WebP

Best for modern websites and fast loading pages. WebP often creates smaller image tiles than PNG or JPG.

Private, Fast, Mobile Friendly

No server upload

The uploaded image is decoded in your browser and split with Canvas. The page does not send the file to a backend, so private images stay on your device.

Built for quick crawling and quick use

The tool is a single static HTML file with inline styles and scripts. It loads without a JavaScript framework, works from a file or static host, and keeps the main image workflow above the fold.

Accessible controls

Inputs use visible labels, keyboard focus states, readable contrast, and responsive layout rules for desktop and mobile screens.