Split a PNG into Tiles

slice into N × M equal tiles · Instagram grid (3×3) · ZIP per file · batch

Drop PNG files (or JPG) and slice each into a uniform N×M grid of equal tiles. One-click presets cover Instagram 3×3 grids and 1×3 panoramas, and a live grid overlay shows exactly where the cuts land before you slice. Also great for extracting sprite cells, tiling a panorama, or cutting a poster into printable panels. Each input file produces one ZIP of tiles named name-row x col.png, and it all runs in your browser — nothing uploads, no watermark on your tiles.

Common grids

• 3×3 Instagram grid post — pre-crop your image to 3240×3240 (3×1080) for crisp tiles. Upload 1, 2, 3 in row 1, then 4, 5, 6, then 7, 8, 9.
• 3×1 panoramic Instagram — 3240×1080.
• 2×2 four-panel print — pre-size to your paper × 2.
• 4×4 tile panorama — break a 10000×10000 image into 16 manageable parts.
• Extract sprite cells — match the N×M of the sprite sheet exactly.

Sizing your source for clean tiles

Tile size is computed as floor(width / cols) × floor(height / rows). If the source dimensions aren't evenly divisible by the grid, the right/bottom edges lose a few pixels. To avoid this:

• Use Resize to make dimensions exactly divisible (e.g. 3000 wide for 3 cols → 1000-pixel tiles).
• Or use Crop to trim to a divisible size first.

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