Grid Image Cutter

Cut an image into an N×M grid and export every tile as its own PNG — all local.

Drop an image here or click to browse

Files never leave your browser

How to use

  1. Drop an image onto the box or click to browse.
  2. Pick a grid preset or type rows and columns (1–16).
  3. Press Cut into tiles, then download single tiles or all of them at once.

Frequently asked questions

What does the grid tool actually do?

It slices your picture into an N-row × M-column grid and gives you every tile as its own PNG — for 3×3 Instagram grids, puzzle sheets, mood boards or sprite sheets.

What happens when the size does not divide evenly?

The last column and last row absorb the remainder. A 1000 px image cut into 3 columns gives tiles of 334 + 334 + 332 px — every source pixel lands in exactly one tile, nothing is stretched or dropped.

Are my tiles uploaded anywhere?

No. The cutting happens on a canvas in your tab and each tile is generated locally. Files never leave your browser.

How do I download all tiles?

Press "Download all tiles" — the browser saves them one by one (r1c1, r1c2, …) with a short pause between files so your browser does not block repeated downloads.

Is there a grid size limit?

Rows and columns are clamped to 1–16, so up to 256 tiles. Tiny tiles from very small images will just be small files.

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