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MixTool

Image splitter

Slice a picture into equal tiles for Instagram grids, seamless carousels, puzzles or printing on several pages.

  • Files never leave your device
  • Free · no sign-up
  • Works on phone and desktop
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Cut images into perfect tiles

Choose how many rows and columns you want, see the grid over your image, and split. Each tile is saved at full quality in the original format and numbered left to right, top to bottom, so it's easy to keep them in order.

Presets cover the popular layouts: a 3 × 3 Instagram profile grid, 3-panel seamless carousels, halves, quarters and more — or set anything from 1 to 12 rows and columns.

How to split an image

  1. 1

    Open the image

    Choose, drag in or paste it.

  2. 2

    Set the grid

    Pick a preset or set rows and columns with the + and − buttons.

  3. 3

    Split

    Tiles are cut at full resolution.

  4. 4

    Download

    Grab all tiles as a ZIP, or click any tile to save it alone.

Key features

  • Any grid up to 12 × 12

    Rows and columns set independently.

  • Live grid overlay

    See exactly where the cuts will be.

  • Numbered files

    Tiles are named in reading order.

  • Original quality

    No resizing or recompression beyond saving each tile.

Common uses

  • Instagram grid: Turn one big picture into a 3 × 3 profile mosaic.
  • Seamless carousel: Split a panorama into swipeable slides.
  • Posters: Print a large image across several sheets.

Tips and good to know

  • Instagram shows the newest post first, so upload grid tiles starting from the last tile (bottom-right) and finish with tile 1.
  • For a seamless carousel, make the original exactly 3 × 1080 px wide and 1080 or 1350 px tall with the Image Resizer before splitting.

Frequently asked questions

How do I split a photo into 9 parts for Instagram?

Choose the 3 × 3 preset, split, and download the ZIP. Post the tiles from number 9 back to number 1.

Are the tiles the same size?

Yes, as equal as the pixel count allows — edges differ by at most one pixel when the size doesn't divide evenly.

What format are the tiles?

The same as your original image: JPG stays JPG, PNG stays PNG.