One-Click Layouts
Presets for 4-grid, 6-grid, 9-grid and 16-grid, plus any custom row & column count from 2 to 8.
AI models love handing you one big grid image. Get your panels back as single pictures - split 2x2, 3x3, 4x4 and custom layouts with border & gap fine-tuning and a live grid preview.
GPT Image, Gemini and DALL-E return multi-panel composites. This tool un-does that - cleanly.
Presets for 4-grid, 6-grid, 9-grid and 16-grid, plus any custom row & column count from 2 to 8.
AI grids have frame borders and cell spacing. Sliders with a live overlay let you nudge the cut lines until they land exactly on the borders.
Pure client-side Canvas processing. Your image is processed in your browser and never uploaded to any server.
Drag & drop any AI-generated grid image - PNG, JPG or WebP.
Choose 2×2, 3×3 or custom, then nudge margin & gap with the live preview.
Grab every piece individually or as one ZIP. Lossless PNG or compact JPEG.
Models such as GPT Image, Gemini and DALL-E often generate several variations or panels in one combined image (a 2x2 or 3x3 grid) instead of separate files. Splitting them back is a common step in AI image workflows - this tool automates it with precise control over borders and spacing.
AI grid images typically include an outer border frame and gaps between cells. If you split the canvas into equal parts without accounting for that, every cell is shifted by the border width. The margin and gap sliders here subtract exactly that area, and the live grid overlay shows the cut position in real time so you can align it perfectly.
No. Everything runs in your browser using the Canvas API. There is no upload, no server processing, no tracking.
Lossless PNG (default) or JPEG with adjustable quality for smaller files. Download pieces one by one, or the full set as a ZIP archive.
ChatGPT (GPT Image), Gemini, and DALL-E often return several panels combined into a single grid image - a 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, or a 6-panel sheet. To get the individual pictures, open the grid in this tool, pick the matching layout preset, and let the live overlay guide the cut lines onto the borders. Each panel then downloads as its own file (PNG or JPEG), or the whole set goes out as one ZIP.
AI-generated grids almost always have an outer frame plus spacing between cells. A plain "divide by N" split ignores that frame, so every piece lands shifted by the border width and you end up cutting into the next panel's art. The margin and gap sliders in this tool subtract exactly that frame and spacing, and the live grid overlay shows the cut position in real time - so the final pieces are clean, border-free images.
Count the rows and columns. One-click presets cover 2x2 (4 panels), 2x3 / 3x2 (6 panels), 3x3 (9 panels) and 4x4 (16 panels). Anything else - including 2x4, 3x4, or up to 8x8 - works with the custom layout, where you set row and column counts yourself. If the model returned a non-square sheet (for example 2 panels side by side), pick 2x1 or 1x2 with the custom mode.
All three generators produce grids the same way: multiple variants in one canvas with a light frame and even gaps, so the same workflow applies to every source. A practical tip: after splitting, name the pieces in the order you want them (the tool preserves cell order left-to-right, top-to-bottom). Because the split runs entirely in your browser, unreleased art and client concepts never touch a server.