Free image grid splitter / Private and browser-based
Auto-detect the layout, adjust any split line, and export locally. If a source has no clear separators, switch to equal rows and columns or place the cuts yourself. Your image never leaves the browser.
Three recovery paths
Use the image grid splitter in the order that matches your source: start with automatic detection, choose equal rows and columns for seamless composites, then place lines manually for irregular edges. Every mode keeps the same source loaded and refreshes the tile preview before you export.
Let the image grid splitter find rows, columns, and separator gaps in common AI composites. It looks for consistent light or dark bands, removes those gaps when requested, and shows a confidence label. Review the proposed cuts and tile count before downloading anything.
LIGHT OR DARK SEPARATORSUse the grid image splitter as a precise fallback for seamless 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, or custom layouts. Set the row and column count you already know, then inspect the live preview before accepting the equal divisions.
ROWS / COLUMNS / LIVE PREVIEWDrag, add, or remove split lines when automatic detection needs help or the cells use uneven proportions. Each edit updates the extracted tiles immediately, so you can correct one edge without rebuilding the layout or reloading the source image.
DRAG / ADD / REMOVEA useful image grid splitter should keep the decisions visible from the source composite to the finished files. Add one image, verify where every cut lands, and export only the cells you want. The complete workflow stays on this page and preserves your corrections while you compare modes.
Choose one PNG, JPEG, or WebP image from your device, or drag it onto the upload panel. The browser checks the format, dimensions, and file size before opening the local workspace.
Accept Smart Detect, choose an equal layout, or move the cut lines yourself. Confirm the row and column count, inspect the numbered tile previews, and exclude any cell you do not need.
Select the images you need, choose the format and sizing policy, then download one file or a ZIP. Row-and-column names keep the exported tiles in a predictable reading order.
Private by architecture
Nano Grid Splitter keeps the image grid splitter workflow inside your browser memory. Image decoding, separator detection, cut-line edits, tile previews, resizing, and ZIP creation all run on your device. Your source image, file name, split coordinates, previews, and exported tiles are not sent to our servers.
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The image grid splitter exports only the tiles you select. Keep each crop at its original dimensions, match every result to the first tile, or set a custom output size. Choose fit, fill, or stretch intentionally, then save one image directly or package the current selection as a ZIP. A live preview keeps framing and dimensions visible before the browser creates the final file, helping you avoid a second export pass.
Direct answers
Direct answers about automatic detection, equal and manual corrections, browser privacy, supported layouts, and export formats.
Choose an image, review the detected rows and columns, and check that every preview contains the intended cell. Use Equal Grid when you know the layout or Manual Lines when an edge needs individual correction. Select the tiles you want, choose the output settings, and download individual files or a ZIP.
Yes. Smart Detect looks for consistent light or dark separator bands. A confidence label tells you when the result needs a closer review.
Switch to Equal Grid for a known layout, or use Manual Lines to drag, add, and remove cuts. Your current image stays loaded while you compare modes.
Yes. Equal Grid includes common presets and supports custom row and column counts from 1 to 12 in each direction.
No. Image decoding, detection, preview generation, resizing, and export happen in your browser. The page does not need an image upload API.
You can export selected tiles as PNG, JPEG, or WebP. Download one tile directly or package the current selection in a ZIP file.
> one grid in, clean files out
Use this grid splitter to turn one composite into an editable tile preview, then export the clean files you actually need.
