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Split images into a tile grid, free

Seamless Instagram carousels, before/after reveals, print-at-home posters — they all start by slicing one image into even tiles. Drop your photo below: the splitter opens pre-set to a 2×2 grid with numbered tiles you download individually or all at once. Rows and columns go up to 6×6 for big mosaics, output stays full-resolution, and your image never leaves the browser.

How to split into tiles

  1. 1Drop your image on the splitter above — 2 rows × 2 columns are pre-selected.
  2. 2Adjust the grid if needed: more columns for panoramas, more rows for tall graphics.
  3. 3Download tiles one by one or all together, then post in order.

Seamless-tile tips

Post in reverse

Instagram carousels display last-uploaded first — upload tile 4, 3, 2, 1 for a correct left-to-right panorama.

Mind the gaps

Feeds add spacing between tiles; keep key subjects clear of tile edges.

Square source wins

Start from a square crop — even tiles divide cleanly. Our square cropper takes seconds.

Frequently asked questions

How do I split a photo for Instagram?

Drop it above, keep the 2×2 grid, download the four tiles, and post them as a carousel in reverse order.

What grid sizes are supported?

1–6 rows by 1–6 columns — from simple halves to 36-tile mosaics.

Do tiles lose quality?

No. Tiles are sliced losslessly at full resolution in your chosen format.

Can I split tall screenshots?

Yes — set 1 column and several rows to slice long captures into postable chunks.

Are my images uploaded?

No. Splitting runs entirely in your browser.

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