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Batch Image Splitter | Split Multiple Images into Custom Grids

Batch split multiple images online into 2, 3, 4, or custom grids. Reuse one asymmetric layout and export numbered PNG tiles or ZIP folders.

Split multiple images of the same form easily and quickly. Ideal for handling similar tasks multiple times, such as multilingual campaigns, UI states, and product variants.

How to Batch Split with a Saved Layout

Follow these steps to preview your grid once and export consistent slices for every asset in the queue.

  1. Step 1

    1. Upload Your Images

    Add every image that should share the exact same layout. You can keep uploading while you work.

  2. Step 2

    2. Design the Layout

    Adjust rows, columns, divider positions, and guide colours until the first image looks perfect.

  3. Step 3

    3. Preview to Save

    Hit Preview once — the layout is stored locally so it applies to the rest of your batch automatically.

  4. Step 4

    4. Download as ZIP

    Use Batch Split All or Download as ZIP to export every image with numbered slices organised into folders.

Batch Image Splitter | Split Multiple Images into Custom Grids

Why Teams Love the Batch Splitter

Consistent Deliverables

Guarantee the same crop and aspect ratio across campaign variants, UI states, or localisation sets.

Saved Layout Memory

Once you preview a layout, it’s ready for every new session — no need to rebuild your grid from scratch.

ZIPs by Original Filename

Each exported folder uses the original filename, with numbered slices that stay in posting order.

Batch splitting FAQs

Do I have to preview every image before downloading?

Nope. Previewing once saves the layout to your browser. Every other image in the batch reuses that grid automatically.

How are the ZIP files organised?

Each original image gets its own folder named after the file. Inside, slices are numbered from left to right, top to bottom.

Can I keep working while the batch exports?

Yes. The export runs in-browser. You can tweak the layout or upload more images while the ZIP is preparing.

Is my data still private with batch processing?

Absolutely. Everything happens locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded or stored on our servers.

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