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Crop several images freehand or by exact pixels, with common and custom ratios, composition guides, straightening, 90° rotation, flipping, per-image review, and batch export.
Grid tiles · Long image slices · Custom guides
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Select one or more sizes; each image is exported in every selected size.
One composition generates favicon, PWA and common app sizes, plus a manifest.
Base64 increases data size. This tool limits input to protect browser memory.
Break a long screenshot into readable sections or divide artwork into a grid. Check the cut lines first; row-and-column filenames help keep the exported PNG pieces in order.
Cut images into grids, fixed-size tiles, long-image sections, or manually placed guides for social grids, web captures, print slices, and asset extraction.
Choose a row-and-column grid, long-image segments, fixed-size tiles, or manual pixel guides. Confirm the cut lines in the preview, then export each source as an ordered set of separate tiles. Each source can produce up to 2,500 tiles. Increase tile dimensions or reduce the number of cuts if you exceed this limit.
A source may produce several tiles, frames, sizes, or formats. Output names include the relevant identifier, and the chosen set can be downloaded individually or as a ZIP.
Processing runs in your browser. Source images are not uploaded by this tool.
No. Shared grid boundaries distribute the remainder and cover the whole source. Fixed-size tiles and long-image sections may have a smaller final piece. Output is numbered PNG, with up to 2,500 pieces per source.
Use rows and columns for a social grid, section height for long screenshots, and fixed width and height for asset tiles. Check whether cut lines cross text or subjects; use manual guides where the content determines the cuts.
Enter pixel positions from the original image’s left or top edge, such as 800, 1600. Horizontal guides use vertical positions; vertical guides use horizontal positions. Duplicate positions are merged, and positions outside the image or on its boundary add no cut.
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