Batch mode is for the moment when one image is not the problem anymore. If you need the same grid applied to a whole set of files, repeating the single-image workflow is wasted time. Split Image's batch page is built to handle that faster.
How batch splitting works in Split Image
The batch tool uses one layout for every uploaded file. You build a queue, choose the grid once, and export everything in one run.
- Upload several images: drag in multiple files or select them together.
- Manage the queue: add more files, remove individual items, or clear the whole batch.
- Use one shared layout: 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, or a custom row and column setup.
- Export one ZIP: each source image gets its own folder inside the final download.
- Keep it private: processing happens in the browser, not on a server.
When batch mode is the right choice
Content calendars
If you are preparing several Instagram grids or campaign visuals, batch mode keeps the layout consistent and reduces repeated setup work.
Product image sets
Teams working with multiple product shots can apply the same tile pattern across an entire folder of images and keep the output organized.
Creative asset prep
Designers, educators, and social teams often need the same split pattern for a group of visuals. Batch export is the cleanest way to do that.
How to batch split images
- Upload multiple files. Add all images that should use the same layout.
- Review the queue. Remove any file you do not want and add more if needed.
- Select the grid. Choose 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, or enter a custom layout.
- Process the batch. The tool splits each image and builds one ZIP file.
- Download the result. Open the ZIP and you will see a folder for each source image with numbered PNG pieces inside.
One batch uses one grid. If some files need 3x3 and others need 4x4, run those as separate batches.
Tips for smoother batch exports
- Rename files before upload if you want cleaner folder names in the ZIP.
- Start with a small test batch when you are working with very large images.
- Keep every image in the batch intended for the same layout, especially on social media campaigns.
- Use the single-image splitter instead when you only need one file.
FAQ
Are the batch images uploaded anywhere?
No. Like the main tool, batch mode processes files locally in your browser.
Does each image get its own folder in the ZIP?
Yes. The ZIP is organized by original file name, which makes larger exports easier to sort.
Can I use different grid sizes in one batch?
No. The batch workflow applies one row-and-column setting to every file in that run.
Next step
Open the batch splitter if you are processing a set of files, or go back to the single-image tool when you only need one image split.