Tile splitting

Grid Tile Splitter

Turn one image into equal tiles for puzzle feeds. Choose a 3-column preset or a custom grid, preview the cuts, then download tiles one-by-one or as a ZIP — all on your device.

Your images never leave your device — everything runs locally in your browser.

Preview

See a photo become grid tiles

Drop one image and we cut it into clean, edge-to-edge tiles you can post as a puzzle feed.

Drag & drop, paste, or click — JPG, PNG or WebP.

Your images never leave your device — everything runs locally in your browser.

How it works

Upload one image
Drop a JPG, PNG, or WebP. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
Choose the grid
Pick 3×1–3×4 or set custom rows and columns. Preview lines update instantly.
Download tiles
Save a single tile or the full ZIP with a posting-order manifest.

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.

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.

Frequently asked questions

Will the tiles line up without gaps?

Yes. Cuts use shared integer boundaries so neighboring tiles meet edge-to-edge with no 1px seam when you reassemble the puzzle.

What order should I post the tiles?

Post numbers follow reverse chronological order (bottom-right first). Publish post 1 first so the finished grid reads correctly on a profile.

Are my images uploaded?

No. Splitting and ZIP export run entirely in your browser.