Why split a photo into a grid?
Puzzle feeds work best when every tile comes from the same source image. Splitting once, with exact pixel boundaries, beats cropping each post by hand and guessing the seams.
Presets built for profile grids
Instagram profiles are fixed at 3 columns. Presets cover the common layouts (3×1 through 3×4), and custom sizes stay available when you need a taller or wider puzzle. The preview shows tile count and approximate size before you export.
Check the composition before you cut
The splitter divides the image you provide into equal blocks; it does not guess which subject should sit in which tile. Put a face, product, or important text safely inside its intended area in the source image, then use the preview to make sure a grid line will not cut through it. If the frame is wrong, crop the source first and split the revised image.
Use the planner when the feed is not one image
Tile Splitter is for a single continuous image. For a feed made from separate photos, open Grid Feed Planner instead: drag posts into place, compare scenarios, and export a grid or profile mockup. If you need to start from posts already visible on a profile, use Grid Screenshot Import before you plan the new order.
Local, private, free
The Grid Tile Splitter is part of The Grid Maker. Images never leave your device. When you are ready to plan the full feed — including reorder scenarios and mockups — open the Grid Feed Planner.








