Nine-grid image crop
Split the local image into individual images in a 2×2 to 6×6 grid, then preview the numbered tiles and download them one by one or package them as ZIP.
How to use nine-grid image cropping
Image decoding, slicing, preview, and ZIP packaging are all completed in the current browser and will not be uploaded.
Load Image
Select a local image that is no larger than 20 MiB, has 12 million pixels, and whose longest side is no more than 8192 pixels.
Set up the grid and format
Select the row and column count from 2×2 to 6×6, the PNG, JPEG, or WebP output format; JPEG, WebP can be set for lossy quality as well.
Generate and download
Check each slice by its numbering from left to right and top to bottom, then download them one by one or package them as ZIP.
Limitations and Notes
- Non-divisible sizes are allocated to each slice by pixel boundaries, and the width and height of edge slices may differ by 1 pixel.
- JPEG and WebP can cause lossy changes; animated images only process the static frames decoded by the browser; color profiles and metadata are usually not preserved.
- Up to 36 slices can be generated; large images or packaged high-quality multi-image sets will use more browser memory, and may fail on low-memory devices.
FAQ
Can it be sliced outside the nine-grid?
Yes, the number of rows and columns can be selected separately as 2–6; the traditional nine-grid uses 3×3.
How is the order in ZIP determined?
The file name includes zero-padded row, column, and total sequence numbers, arranged from left to right, top to bottom.
Will the original image be modified?
No. The tool only generates new slices for download; the original local file remains unchanged.