Drop image here, click, or paste (Ctrl+V)
Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF
Split a composite image into individual tiles using an adjustable grid with draggable guides
Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF
Drop a composite image, click to browse, or paste from the clipboard.
Choose the initial grid and click "Apply uniform grid" to lay out evenly spaced guides.
Fine-tune each horizontal or vertical line. Double-click to remove. Add more as needed.
Preview the tiles, download individually, or grab them all in a ZIP file.
Start with a uniform grid, then drag the guides anywhere - perfect when your composite has uneven rows or columns.
Grab every tile at once in a single ZIP, or download individual tiles by clicking on them.
Everything runs in your browser. Your image never leaves your device - no upload, no server processing.
Optionally crop near-white borders around each tile so your output is tight and ready to use.
Export tiles in the format that fits your workflow - PNG for transparency-ready assets, JPEG or WebP for smaller files.
Split first, then send tiles through the AI Background Remover, Upscaler or Magic Eraser for a complete workflow.
Turn a single composite image (sprite sheet, icon board, road-sign chart, photo collage, map grid) into clean individual tiles. Start from a uniform rows × columns grid, then drag the guides to match any uneven layout.
Composite images - sprite sheets, icon charts, road-sign catalogues, photo collages, map sections - often need to be broken back into their parts. The Image Splitter gives you a draggable grid layered on top of your image so you can cut it with pixel precision. Enter the number of rows and columns you need and the tool lays out a uniform grid; then drag any horizontal or vertical guide to adjust, add new guides for irregular layouts, or remove the ones you do not need. When you hit Split, each grid cell becomes its own tile, ready to download individually or as a ZIP. An optional whitespace-trim setting crops near-white borders off each tile so your output is tight. Because every operation runs in your browser on HTML canvas, the source image never leaves your device and there are no file-size limits tied to uploads. It pairs perfectly with the rest of Image Ninja - split first, then send tiles through the AI Background Remover, Upscaler, or Compressor to finish the job.