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Sprite Sheet & Grid Slicer

Split any regular image grid into numbered PNG files and a ZIP.

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Good to know: Works locally in your browser with JPG, PNG and WebP. No images are sent to the server. Maximum 10 MB per file, 8 megapixels and 4096 pixels per side. Up to two images only for comparison; other tools use one. Outputs have the same pixel size unless the tool explicitly changes it. Static images only; animation and original metadata are not preserved. Keep your original files.

How to use it (step by step)

  1. 1Choose an evenly spaced sprite sheet or image grid.
  2. 2Enter its columns and rows. Cells are read left-to-right, top-to-bottom; no gaps are assumed.
  3. 3Download each tile or the ZIP. Uneven dimensions use adjacent integer boundaries so no pixels are lost.

Words to know

JPG, PNG, WebP
Picture file types. JPG is best for photos, PNG for graphics and see-through backgrounds, WebP is newer and smaller.
ZIP
One file that holds many files inside, like a folder you can send.
Instagram grid / tiles
Your Instagram profile shows posts in rows of 3. A “grid” post is one big picture cut into tiles that line up on your profile.
Sprite sheet / atlas
One picture containing many smaller images. A frame map lists the exact position and size of each one.
EXIF / metadata
Hidden information stored inside a photo: camera, date and sometimes the exact place it was taken.
Resolution / pixels
A picture is made of tiny dots called pixels. 1080×1920 means 1,080 dots wide and 1,920 tall.

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