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Split one image into rows, columns or numbered tiles. Preview each piece and export PNG, JPEG or WebP files individually or as ZIP. Image Splitter cuts one picture into separate image files. Divide a photo into rows, columns or numbered tiles, inspect each piece and download the parts individually or together as a ZIP. The extension works in its own Chrome tab, with local processing for artwork, reference images and prepared carousel panels. 📐 Use the photo splitter for halves, strips or grids Start with the 3 × 3, 2 × 2, 3 × 1 or 1 × 3 presets, or set your own number of columns and rows from 1 to 20. To split an image in half, use 2 columns and 1 row for left and right pieces, or 1 column and 2 rows for top and bottom pieces. A single row creates vertical panels; a single column creates horizontal strips. Use it as an Instagram carousel splitter for a wide image already prepared at the proportions you need. Choose one row and the required number of columns to export separate panels. You can also use this Instagram grid maker to split a prepared profile design into separate tiles. Adjust the image proportions before importing if needed, then check the exported tiles against your profile layout before posting them manually. The live preview shows the numbered grid and the exact dimensions of the resulting pieces. Change the counts to compare layouts before exporting. If an image side has fewer pixels than the requested number of divisions, the count is reduced to avoid creating empty files. 🖼️ Keep the whole image across the pieces The grid calculation assigns every source pixel to one tile, including when the width or height does not divide evenly. Neighboring pieces can differ slightly in pixel size to account for the remainder. This is useful when you want the complete source distributed across a set of tiles rather than losing an outer edge. The tool slices the image as provided; it does not automatically reshape it for a social platform's aspect ratio or decide where a subject should be cropped. 🔢 Review and number the tiles Inspect the live grid and each resulting piece before saving. • Reverse numbering can change the order assigned to the tiles when another workflow expects the sequence in the opposite direction. • Grid lines, numbers and selection highlights are preview aids only; they do not appear in the exported images. You can show or hide the grid overlay while checking the artwork. • Individual tile downloads let you save just one section, while the full download packages the collection in a ZIP. ⚙️ Choose PNG, JPEG or WebP output Export tiles as PNG, JPEG or WebP. PNG keeps the browser-decoded image values through lossless encoding, while JPEG and WebP are re-encoded. Quality controls are available for JPEG and WebP, and the JPEG background setting determines how transparent areas become opaque. This gives you a choice between an editing-friendly tile set and compressed copies for another workflow. Original EXIF and other source metadata are not copied into the pieces, and format conversion can change the rendered output. 📦 Open an image and export the pieces 1. Choose a file, drag an image into the workspace or paste an image from the clipboard. The tool works with one source image at a time. 2. Set the grid, review the dimensions and numbering, select the output format and use Download tiles. Keep your source file if you will need the full image again. 💻 Local processing with clear limits The extension works offline after installation and does not send your images to a remote service. No account or browsing permissions are needed. • A source may be up to 40 MiB, 40 megapixels and 16,384 pixels on either side. • Browser decoding and memory capacity also affect what can be processed. Large grids create many output files, so review the tile count before downloading the whole set. Use the resulting panels in the next stage of your own project; the extension does not publish posts, upload a carousel or connect to a social account.