Split an image into a grid online — slice photos into equal tiles for an Instagram puzzle feed or panels. Free grid maker.

Upload a single image, pick a grid shape, and download numbered tiles ready to post in order — your profile rebuilds into one big picture.

1Upload an image 2Choose a grid 3Download the tiles
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JPG, PNG or WebP — up to 25 MB. Everything stays in your browser.

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About Image Grid Splitter

The Image Grid Splitter slices one picture into equal tiles for an Instagram puzzle feed, banner panels or any multi-post layout. Upload an image, choose how many columns and rows you want, and the tool cuts it into perfectly aligned pieces — numbered in the exact order you should post them.

A crop-to-fit option cover-crops the image to the grid’s shape so every tile comes out even, and the preview overlays the posting order right on your picture. Download all tiles at once as a ZIP, or click any single tile to save just that one.

All the slicing happens in your browser; the image is never uploaded, and the tool is free.

How to use Image Grid Splitter

  1. Upload an image (JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 25 MB) or paste it from the clipboard.
  2. Choose the grid shape — columns × rows; 3-wide is the classic Instagram look.
  3. Toggle “Crop to fit” so the image matches the grid exactly and every tile is even.
  4. Check the numbered preview: post tile 1 first, left to right, top to bottom.
  5. Download all tiles as a ZIP, or click individual tiles to save them one by one.

Frequently asked questions

Yes, completely. Splitting images and downloading the tiles — individually or as a ZIP — costs nothing and needs no account.

Post them in the numbered order shown on the preview: tile 1 first, then left to right, top to bottom. Instagram displays newest posts first, so this order rebuilds the full picture on your profile.

It cover-crops your image to the grid’s exact proportions before slicing, so all tiles are identical in size. With it off, the tool slices the original image as-is, which can leave uneven edges.

No. The image is sliced entirely in your browser, and the ZIP is built locally too — nothing is sent to a server at any point.

Yes. Below the preview, every tile is listed individually — click any of them to download that single tile without the ZIP.


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