Cut any image into equal or custom parts in seconds. Works with grids, sprite sheets and AI images that show several views of an object.
Built for game developers, designers and anyone who splits images often.
Split into up to 20×20 pieces, with draggable cut lines for uneven layouts.
Finds the empty space between objects, so AI images with several views split cleanly.
Removes empty borders automatically, with a crop box when you need exact control.
Turn a white or solid background into transparency, ready for sprites and stickers.
Pad every piece to the same canvas size or a square, and scale them all to a target size.
One ZIP, separate files, or direct save into a folder, with numbered names like photo_1.png.
People split images for all kinds of projects.
Quick answers about the split image tool.
No. SpriteSplit runs entirely in your browser. Your image is never uploaded, so it stays private and processing is instant.
Yes. There are no limits, watermarks or accounts.
Paste or drop the image and choose 2×2 (or 1×4 if the views are side by side). The tool finds the gaps, trims each view and names the files yourimage_1.png to yourimage_4.png. Click Download ZIP to save them all.
Yes. Drag any red cut line to wherever you need it. Each piece updates as you drag.
Turn on Make background transparent under Trim. Raise the tolerance if some background remains, then export as PNG or WebP.
Yes. Turn on Same size for all to center every piece on an equal canvas, and set a Target size to scale them, for example to 512 px.
You can open PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF (first frame), BMP and AVIF where your browser supports it. You can export as PNG, WebP or JPG.
Yes. It works in any modern mobile browser. On a phone, the ZIP download is the easiest way to save all the pieces.
Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.