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Split an Image into 4 Parts
Split an Image into 4 Parts
About this option
Cutting an image into quarters is handy for puzzles, posters printed on several sheets, and comparing four regions of a picture. This page opens the splitter on a 2 × 2 grid that keeps the whole image, with tiles numbered in reading order.
When to use it
- Printing a large picture across four sheets of paper
- Making a four-piece puzzle or a collage you can recombine
- Dividing a four-panel comic or grid screenshot into separate images
How to use it
- 1Drop your image — a 2×2 grid that keeps the full picture is already set
- 2Check the cut lines in the preview
- 3Download the four pieces as a ZIP
Frequently asked questions
Are the four parts exactly equal?
Yes, they split the picture evenly. If the size is odd, positions are rounded so tiles never overlap or leave gaps.
Can I get 6 or 9 parts instead?
Yes. Change the columns and rows to any grid up to 10 × 10.
Do the pieces keep the original quality?
Yes. Pixels are copied, not re-sampled, so there is no loss when saving as PNG.