Cut Image into Pieces

Cut Any Image into Equal Grid Pieces

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Every piece is numbered in reading order and packaged into one ZIP, ready to reassemble in the correct arrangement.

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Features

  • Runs entirely in your browser
  • Privacy-first — your data is never uploaded
  • Real-time, instant results
  • 100% free, no sign-up required
  • Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile
  • No installation needed

Who uses this tool?

DesignersSocial media managersBloggersMarketersPhotographers

About Cut Image into Pieces

Splitting an image into a grid of tiles has real practical uses — creating a puzzle, preparing tiles for a multi-panel print layout, generating an Instagram grid post that spans multiple squares, or breaking a large image into manageable pieces.

This tool divides any image into a grid with your chosen number of rows and columns, generating each tile as a separate, evenly-sized image. All tiles are packaged together into a single downloadable ZIP file, so you don't need to save each one individually.

Each tile is cropped precisely from the source image with no gaps or overlaps between adjacent pieces, so reassembling them (in an image editor, a physical print layout, or a social media grid) lines up exactly as expected.

This is useful for creating an Instagram multi-post grid image, preparing tiles for a large-format print split across multiple pages, generating puzzle pieces from a photo, and any project needing an image divided into equal grid sections.

How it works

  1. Upload an image. Any common image format.
  2. Set rows and columns. Up to 10×10, generating that many equal tiles.
  3. Download all tiles as a ZIP. Each tile numbered and ready to use.

Examples

Splitting a photo into a 3×3 Instagram grid

Input

A square photo, 3 rows × 3 columns

Output

9 equal tiles, numbered 1 through 9, packaged in a ZIP file

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