Image Grid Splitter

Image grid crop is the process of splitting a single image into multiple smaller tiles arranged in a grid pattern. You specify rows and columns, and the image is divided into equal parts. Each tile can be saved separately, commonly used for Instagram puzzle feeds and carousel posts.

Use 3×3 image grid crop to split your image into 9 tiles. Download the ZIP file, then post tiles to Instagram in reverse order (tile 9 first, tile 1 last). When complete, your profile grid displays the full image as a puzzle mosaic.

For horizontal panoramas, use 1×3 or 1×4 grid crop. For vertical images, try 3×1. Instagram carousels support up to 10 slides, so keep your grid crop within 1×10 or 10×1 for single-direction swipes.

Each tile gets an equal share of the image dimensions. If the image doesn't divide evenly, the last row or column tiles may be slightly larger to include remaining pixels. This ensures no part of your image is lost.

You can choose PNG, JPEG, or WebP format for your grid crop tiles. PNG preserves quality and supports transparency, JPEG offers smaller file sizes, and WebP provides the best compression with good quality.

Each tile is named with row and column numbers (e.g., image_r1_c1.png, image_r1_c2.png). This makes it easy to identify each tile's position and post them in the correct order on social media.

Yes! Our image grid crop tool shows a live preview with customizable grid lines. You can adjust the grid color to clearly see how your image will be split before downloading the tiles.

You can create grids up to 100×100 tiles, though practical limits depend on your image resolution. For best results, ensure your source image has enough pixels so each tile remains sharp and usable.