ImageSplitKitCHOOSE THE OUTPUT YOU NEED
Free image tools
From one image to a set of tiles, a printable poster or an animation.
Choose your task. Every tool works on your device.
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Image Splitter
Split a photo into equal rows and columns without resizing. Download PNG, JPEG or WebP tiles together in a ZIP.
Open image splitter →Instagram Carousel Splitter
Fit one wide image to 2–10 slides. Preview the sequence, adjust cropping or padding, and download slides in order.
Open Instagram carousel splitter →Instagram Grid Maker
Turn one photo into 3, 6, 9 or 12 separate profile posts, with a complete-grid preview and numbered publishing order.
Open Instagram grid maker →Split Image for Printing
Print a large image on multiple A4 or Letter sheets. Choose margins and overlap, then download a multipage poster PDF.
Open split image for printing →Sprite Sheet Cutter
Extract equal-sized sprite frames with offsets and spacing. Keep frame dimensions and alpha transparency in individual PNGs or a ZIP.
Open sprite sheet cutter →Sprite Sheet to GIF
Turn sprite frames into an animated GIF. Select frame order, playback speed and looping; preview the animation before downloading.
Open sprite sheet to GIF →Image Tile Size Calculator
Calculate each tile’s pixel dimensions or work backward to the source size. Check remainder pixels before preparing your image.
Open image tile size calculator →
Which image splitter should I use?
For original-size photo tiles, start with the general image splitter. Choose a carousel for one swipeable post, or a profile grid for a picture spread across separate posts. Use the printing tool when the output needs physical paper dimensions, margins and overlapping pages.
For games and animation, use the sprite cutter when you need PNG frames; use sprite sheet to GIF when you need a playable animation. Both support uniform frame grids, spacing and offsets. The calculator helps plan dimensions without selecting an image.
Prepare your image
The image tools accept PNG, JPG and WebP up to 20 MiB, 24 megapixels and 16,384 pixels per side. Output limits vary by tool and appear beside its settings. Images are processed locally; optional analytics requires your consent. Read how privacy works or follow the Canva image splitting walkthrough.
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