Add a grid to an image for drawing practiceTurn a photo into a drawing reference with a visible grid. Choose rows, columns and line color, then compare proportions one cell at a time.
Split an image into separate pieces
Cut a photo into rows and columns, then edit each piece on the canvas. Download individual tiles for layouts, presentations or image sequences.
Choose a photo
Upload an image to open the splitting tool.
One photo, individually editable pieces
Choose a grid and preview the cuts. Applying the split creates separate image layers in their original positions, ready to move or download.
- Rows and columns
- Choose 1–6 of each, producing 2–36 pieces.
- Preview before applying
- See the cut boundaries across the complete image.
- Individual downloads
- Select a piece on the canvas and use its download action.
How to use this tool
- 1
Upload the image
Open a photo, or select an image layer on an existing canvas.
- 2
Choose the cuts
Set 1–6 rows and columns, with at least two pieces, and inspect the preview.
- 3
Apply and use the pieces
Create the layers, move them as needed or download a selected piece.
Keep working on the canvas
Each tile is an image layer, so you can arrange pieces independently. Grid cutting separates rectangles; it does not detect objects.
Plan the cuts around your subject
Grid cuts can pass through faces or text. There is no automatic subject isolation or ZIP export; download pieces individually.
Questions and answers
Does splitting use AI credits?
No. Image cutting runs in the browser without AI generation. Existing download access and formats still apply.
Can I undo a split on my canvas?
Yes. Undo restores the source layer. Your original uploaded image remains unchanged.
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Choose a photo
Upload an image to open the splitting tool.