Slice one image into perfect tiles
Split Image cuts a JPG, PNG or WebP picture into an exact grid of tiles — 2×2, 3×3, custom rows and columns — and hands you the pieces as individual files or a ZIP download. The cut lines are pixel-exact: every tile is the same size, and nothing is lost or duplicated at the seams.
The most popular use is social media: slicing one wide or square artwork into the multi-post grid format that displays as a single image on a profile. It is just as useful for print work — splitting a poster into A4-sized printable sections — and for sprite sheets, where a game or interface consumes tiles individually.
Splitting runs entirely in your browser, so large artworks process in seconds without any upload. If you need the opposite direction, Merge Images reassembles separate pictures into one composite; together the two tools cover both halves of the tile workflow.
Like every Piclizer tool, this one runs entirely in your browser — your files stay on your device.