Photo Grid Splitter
Split one photo into a grid of equal tiles.
How to use Photo Grid Splitter
Choose an image in the Image file field.
Set Rows and Columns for the split.
Press Split into grid and download the tiles.
When you actually reach for this
- Reach for this when you want a tidy rows-and-columns layout of several photos for a feed, print, or contact sheet.
- Use it to impose order on a folder of mixed-size shots without manual alignment.
Where this tool stops being accurate
- Cells are uniform, so portrait and landscape photos get cropped to fit the same square unless you choose a mixed template.
- It lays out by count and columns; it will not auto-pick your best shots or sort by date.
Frequently asked questions
What does Photo Grid Splitter do?
Split a single image into a rows-by-columns grid of equal tiles. Great for contact sheets and nine-grid posts. Runs locally.
What does Photo Grid Splitter do?
Split a single image into a rows-by-columns grid of equal tiles. Great for contact sheets and nine-grid posts. Runs locally.
How many columns should I use?
Three reads well on phones and stays balanced; five or more suits contact sheets where you prioritize density over beauty. Fewer than three wastes the width on desktop.
Why are my people cropped at the waist in the grid?
The cell is square and your photo is portrait, so the tool centers and trims top or bottom. Use a portrait-friendly template or pre-crop subjects to waist-up before gridding.