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Crop a photo, make a transparent circle image, split one picture into a 3x3 grid, or cut a long image into smaller sections. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP image. Cropping and splitting run locally in your browser.
Each example below is an actual source image. Load it into the tool to learn the recommended setup, then replace it with your own file.
Split one square photograph into nine aligned tiles for a puzzle feed, campaign reveal, or profile-grid layout.
Turn a centered portrait into a round avatar with transparent corners for profiles, team pages, and community accounts.
Reframe a product image into a balanced 1:1 square for store listings, catalogs, ads, and marketplace tiles.
Crop a landscape image to 16:9 for article headers, presentation covers, and video-thumbnail layouts.
Cut a tall screenshot, tutorial, comic, or visual story into readable sections that are easier to share and view.
Divide poster art, texture sheets, or design assets into predictable pixel tiles for printing, review, and development handoff.
Start from the result you need. Cropping keeps one selected area, while splitting creates multiple files that together cover the full source image.
One final image for a cover, product card, thumbnail, or custom frame.
What to set: Free crop or a fixed aspect ratio
Tall screenshots, panoramas, tutorials, comics, and sequential story panels.
What to set: Number of equal sections and split direction
3x3 social grids, mosaics, puzzle feeds, galleries, and multi-panel posts.
What to set: Rows and columns
Print panels, game assets, design systems, testing, and exact-size handoff.
What to set: Tile width and height in pixels
Square thumbnails and transparent circular avatars, logos, or badges.
What to set: Square or circle; circle exports as PNG
Upload once, choose the crop or split method that matches your destination, preview the exact output, then download one image or a complete ZIP.
Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP file. The editable preview appears immediately in your browser.
Adjust the crop area, aspect ratio, grid, split count, shape, or fixed tile size.
Check every result before downloading a single image or all slices in a clearly named ZIP.
A good crop is not only the correct size. It should protect the subject, stay sharp at the destination, and use an output format that matches the job.
Set the target ratio or tile layout before refining the framing. A 1:1 product card and a 16:9 cover need different composition decisions.
Keep eyes, faces, products, and important details away from crop edges and split lines so the result still reads clearly.
Cropping removes pixels and splitting cannot create new detail. Use the highest-resolution original available when the output will be large.
Avoid framing too tightly. A small margin helps circular avatars, responsive cards, and platform previews survive additional automatic cropping.
A complete grid may look good while one tile looks empty or cuts through a subject. Review numbered outputs individually before downloading the ZIP.
Use PNG for transparency and crisp graphics, JPG for compact photos, and WebP when you want a practical balance of image quality and file size.
The cropper and splitter can be used directly in the browser without signing in. Crop, preview, and export controls are available on the same page.
No. This tool uses browser canvas processing, so the selected JPG, PNG, or WebP stays on your device during cropping and splitting.
You can upload JPG, JPEG, PNG, or WebP. Most modes export JPG, PNG, or WebP, while circular crops use PNG to keep transparent corners.
Choose Grid Split, set both rows and columns to 3, inspect the nine numbered tiles, then download all pieces as a ZIP.
Choose Shape mode and select Circle. Move or resize the crop area around the subject; the result is exported as a PNG with transparent outer corners.
The tool keeps the selected source pixels, but a crop has fewer total pixels than the original. Start with a high-resolution source and avoid enlarging small outputs after download.
Yes. Long Split can divide the image into equal sections along the long side or a chosen direction, while Grid Split creates equal rows and columns.
Yes. Select Fixed Tiles and enter the tile width and height in pixels. Edge tiles may be smaller if the source dimensions are not evenly divisible.
Yes. The page adapts to modern mobile browsers and supports touch interaction. Very large images still depend on the memory available on the device.
After preview generation, multiple results are packaged into one ZIP with ordered filenames. A single crop can be downloaded directly as one image.
