If fewer names are provided than cells, remaining files use numeric names.
Grid export
Fixed rows/cols slices
Sprites export
Detect and edit sprites
Grid export slices by fixed grid
Sprites export detect and edit sprites
Tip: Click Auto-detect to generate sprites, then click Download to save them. You can tweak boxes before downloading.
Auto-detect
Naming & order
Selected #-
Drag & drop an image here or use Choose File
Tip: Open this file directly in your browser (no server needed). Choose your sprite (e.g., icons.jpg), set grid/gaps, then “Download All”. Place the images into your app (e.g., assets/icons).
Privacy: This tool runs 100% in your browser. Images you open, drag-and-drop, or process never leave your device and are not uploaded to any server. If analytics or ads are enabled on the page, they do not receive your image data — only standard page events.
Split images online instantly with a privacy‑first, client‑side tool. Split PNG, JPG, or WebP into a grid, or auto‑detect sprites from a sprite sheet, then export with custom naming and order — no uploads, works offline, and mobile‑friendly.
Why use SplitImageOnline.com?
100% browser‑based: your images never leave your device
Auto‑detect sprites: find components by alpha or color‑key
Grid splitter: split by rows/columns, gaps and offsets
Custom naming and ordering for clean exports
Exports PNG, JPG, or WebP — great for apps and game assets
How to split an image online
Open or drop your PNG/JPG/WebP on the canvas
Choose Grid export or Sprites export
Adjust rows/columns or run Auto‑detect for sprites
Preview slices and tweak naming/order if needed
Export to PNG/JPG/WebP — files download instantly
Common uses
Slice sprite sheets into individual images
Split UI icon sets into separate images (PNG/JPG/WebP)
Extract frames for animations or game engines
Batch‑export assets with predictable names
FAQ: Is this really private? Do you upload my files?
Yes, it’s private. All image processing happens locally in your browser (client‑side). Nothing is uploaded to a server.
FAQ: Can I split large images?
Yes. Modern browsers handle very large PNG/JPG/WebP images well. Performance depends on your device and image size.
FAQ: Do you support PNG, JPG, and WebP?
Yes. Choose PNG (lossless, transparency), JPG (smaller size), or WebP (modern lossy/lossless) in the Format menu. You can adjust quality for JPG/WebP.