Grid Photo Splitter

Grid Photo Splitter cuts one photo into square tiles for a profile grid. Pick a photo, choose 3×3, 3×2, 3×1, 2×2 or 1×2, and save. Every tile is a copy at the original resolution, numbered in the order you post it. Nothing is uploaded and no account is needed. 🔢 Numbered in posting order • Profile grids show the newest post at the top left, so the tiles must go up in reverse • The preview shows a number on every tile: post 1 first and work up to the last one • File names carry the same number, so sorting by name gives the posting order • The app never posts anything for you 🧩 Five grid layouts • 3×3, 3×2 and 3×1 fill whole rows of a three-column profile grid • 2×2 and 1×2 for carousels and paired posts ✂️ Crop or pad • Crop trims the photo so square tiles fill it edge to edge, without scaling it down • Pad keeps the whole photo and fills the rest with white, black, cream or a colour you pick • Two sliders move the photo to choose what the tiles keep, or where it sits inside the margin 📐 What you see is what you get • The tile boundaries in the preview are the exact edges of the saved files • Preview and export are drawn by the same code, only at different scales • Tiles keep the original pixels: a 3000 px wide photo gives three 1000 px tiles 💾 Saved as copies • All tiles go into a Grid Photo Splitter album in your gallery • The original photo is never changed • Share all tiles at once to another app if you prefer 🔒 Offline and private • The photo is read through the system photo picker, so the app never asks for access to your whole gallery • No camera, no location, no account, no upload, no network needed A one-time purchase removes the ads. Everything else is free. 🎠 New: pick a 3:4 tile ratio, or go premium for a continuous 2–10 slide carousel split with swipe preview. 🎨 Decorating studio Before your photo is split into tiles, tap the decorate icon to adjust, filter, sticker and crop it — what you decorate is exactly what gets split.

Improved screen-reader support for tabs and sliders, a clearer retry option when saving fails, and a reassuring privacy note on the first screen.