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Image tile cut — split into an N×M grid

Image tile cut — split into an N×M grid

Cut an image into N columns × M rows of tiles. Canvas slices precisely and exports each tile as PNG / JPEG / WebP. Perfect for Instagram 3×3 grid posts, sticker-board layouts, jigsaw puzzles, or splitting a tall scrolling post into multiple slides. Save tiles individually or download all as a ZIP. Everything runs in your browser — no upload.

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How to use

Drop or pick a single image (JPEG / PNG / WebP / GIF). Pick a column count and row count between 1 and 10. The approximate tile size is shown. Choose the output format (PNG / JPEG / WebP) and quality (for JPEG / WebP). Click Cut tiles. Canvas slices each tile pixel-accurately. Save tiles individually with Save, or grab everything as a ZIP. File names follow `<base>_r<row>_c<col>.<ext>`.

FAQ

What happens to leftover pixels?
If the image isn't evenly divisible by the grid, the right-most and bottom-most tiles absorb the extra 1–N pixels. The reassembled tiles still match the original size exactly.
Is it good for Instagram 3×3 grid posts?
Yes. Resize the source to 1080×1080 (or 1080×1350 for 4:5) first, then split into 3×3 or 3×4. Each tile is ready to post.
Can I input WebP / GIF and output JPEG / PNG?
Yes. Input format doesn't constrain output — pick PNG / JPEG / WebP for the tiles.
What about animated GIFs?
Canvas only extracts the first frame. For a full animation, export to PNG sequence with the video-frame-extract tool first.
Is anything uploaded?
No. Canvas + drawImage runs entirely in your browser.

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