What happens if the image dimensions are not perfectly divisible by the number of rows/columns when I split image online?

The tool uses integer division (`Math.floor`) for tile dimensions. If an image is 100px wide and split into 3 columns, each tile will be 33px wide, potentially omitting the last 1px from the overall split. For pixel-perfect splits for printing or web, use source images with dimensions cleanly divisible by your desired rows and columns.

What format are the downloaded image tiles?

The tiles are typically output in the same format as your original uploaded image or default to PNG to maintain quality. This makes it a versatile image splitter for PNG, JPG, etc., effectively an image divider that respects original formats where possible.

Is there a limit to the number of rows and columns for this online image splitter?

While you can input large numbers, generating an extremely high number of tiles (e.g., splitting a large image into a 50x50 grid) can be resource-intensive for your browser. Start with practical numbers for your project when using this image tiler.

Can I use this as an image splitter for Instagram grid posts or other social media?

Yes, absolutely! For example, to create a 3-image wide Instagram row post, set 1 row and 3 columns. For a 3x3 grid for your Instagram profile, set 3 rows and 3 columns. This is a popular use for our image splitter for social media.

Is this image splitter free and does it add a watermark?

Yes, this is a completely image splitter free of charge, and it does not add any watermarks to your generated tiles. Enjoy unlimited use of our image splitter no watermark tool.

Can this tool act as a batch image splitter for multiple source images?

No, this tool is designed to split one source image into multiple tiles at a time. For processing multiple different source images (batch image splitter functionality), you would need to use the tool for each image individually.

How do I split an image for printing or website layout using this tool?

Determine the final assembled size and the number of segments you need. For example, if you're printing a large poster in A4 sections, calculate how many A4 'tiles' make up your poster. Upload your large image, set the rows and columns accordingly, and our image tiler will generate the individual pieces for printing or for piecing together in a website layout.