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Split an image in 2

A two-piece split is enough for before/after frames, a simple diptych, or a pair of carousel slides. This page locks the count at two.

100% private — processing happens entirely in your browser.

A two-panel before/after or diptych

Use a wide split for side-by-side; choose a stack for a vertical story.

1×2

Settings

Quick Templates

Choose the direction that matches where the pair will be seen.

Output Format

Flexible image tiles

What is Split in 2?

Split in 2 turns one source image into equal, numbered files without sending the image to a server. Use it when the destination needs a predictable grid rather than a platform-specific crop.

How it works

Cut a photo in half

  1. 1

    Upload one image

    Keep the subject away from the center cut if a face or title should stay whole.

  2. 2

    Pick 1×2 or 2×1

    The overlay shows the seam before you export. Default is left/right.

  3. 3

    Download both pieces

    File 1 is the left or top tile. ZIP keeps the pair together.

Made for real projects

Made for clean, ordered image grids

Social creators

Prepare equal pieces for a post, a story sequence, or a design that continues across several tiles.

Print projects

Create individual image tiles for a board, a wall, or a physical arrangement with a clear reading order.

Design workflows

Slice a source image into predictable regions for mockups, layouts, sprite-like assets, or hand-off files.

Why ImageSplit

A simple tool for a specific job

Private by design

The file is read and processed in the browser. There is no image upload queue or conversion account.

Exact grid control

Start with a standard layout, then choose a custom grid from 1×1 through 10×10 when the project needs it.

Clear file order

Tiles are numbered left to right and top to bottom so the next step stays organized.

Get better results

Tips before you download

Protect the focal point

Keep faces, logos, and headlines away from a seam whenever the artwork needs to read as one image.

Start with enough resolution

A larger grid makes each individual tile smaller. Use a high-resolution original for dense layouts.

Choose the right dedicated tool

Use Grid Maker for Instagram upload order and Split to PDF for paper size, overlap, and assembly marks.

Next steps

Keep creating with ImageSplit

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Should I split horizontally or vertically?

Use 1×2 (the default) for a left/right pair and 2×1 for a top/bottom stack. Match the direction you will post or print so the seam sits where a hinge or swipe already exists.

What are the file names?

File 1 is the left tile in 1×2 or the top tile in 2×1. File 2 is the other half. That is reading order, not Instagram profile order.

Are photos uploaded to a server?

No. ImageSplit reads the file in your browser, runs the work in a local worker, and downloads the result from memory. There is no upload API for your images.

Need more than two tiles?

Open the full splitter for templates up to 10×10, or use a dedicated 3, 4, 6, 9, or 12 page.

Ready to use Split in 2?

Scroll back to the workspace, add an image, and create the result in this browser.

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