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ImageSplitter
Instagram Grid Maker
Photopea
Split an Image
SplitImage.app
SplitImage.io
Split images into grids and crops, right in your browser, email sections and crops, then download exact-size PNG, JPG or WebP pieces. Free, no sign-up, and nothing is uploaded.

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As answered by people managing Nullstack and my Image Splitter.
my Image Splitter's answer:
No named customers: it's a free tool with no accounts, and it doesn't track who uses it.
my Image Splitter's answer:
Email marketers and designers who slice long campaign designs into image blocks for Klaviyo, Mailchimp and other email tools. Also social media creators making Instagram grids and carousels, small online sellers preparing product photos, and anyone who needs a quick, private way to split, crop, resize or convert images without installing software or creating an account.
my Image Splitter's answer:
It splits images exactly the way you need, all in your browser, and your images are never uploaded. You can combine an even grid, sections nested inside one tile, and freely drawn crops (rectangles, squares or circles) on the same image. Each piece downloads at its exact pixel size, with file names that keep them in order. Presets make common jobs one step: a 3 × 3 Instagram grid, a panorama carousel, email layouts, or a poster printed on several sheets. The same site also resizes, compresses, converts, adds text, enlarges with AI and removes backgrounds with AI, and those tools run on your device too.
my Image Splitter's answer:
Private: most online image tools upload your files to a server. Here nothing is uploaded, which matters for unreleased designs and client work. Free: no sign-up, no watermark and no usage limit. Precise: you can type exact pixel positions, and the pieces always add up to the exact size of the image. Practical: sections can be split further, crops can overlap, layouts can be saved and reused every week, and there's undo and redo. Five languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and German.
my Image Splitter's answer:
I'm Mohsin. I built my Image Splitter because email designs are often exported as one very tall image and then cut up by hand. That's slow, and it's easy to be a pixel off. Most online tools that could help also upload your image to a server. So I made a tool that does all the work in the browser, keeps every piece at its exact size and names the files so they stay in order. It grew from there into a small set of free, private image tools.
my Image Splitter's answer:
Site: Next.js, React and TypeScript, published as a fast static site on Vercel. Image handling: the browser's Canvas API, with Web Workers so large images don't freeze the page. Smaller files: MozJPEG and OxiPNG codecs (WebAssembly). AI tools: ONNX Runtime Web, running the Real-ESRGAN upscaling model and the IS-Net background removal model in the browser. ZIP downloads: fflate.
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