This operation will break up an image into multiple pieces, or "tiles". These tiles can then be pieced together to form the full image. This procedure is common for use with web sites in order to load the image in increments, and for various shaped images. It is also a common practive to break up an image on a web site so that the entire image cannot be saved by "right clicking" on the image.

You have the option of splitting the image into a known number of sections, or into a known dimension. The individual images will have an extension appended to the filename indicating the position of the image. For example, imagename_001.xxx is the image positioned in the first row and first column. Follow the template that is own the form.

If selected, an HTML web page and table is generated in the output folder along with the images. This table pieces together the individual images to form the full image. You may copy and paste the HTML code into your own web page.

25 separate images

image stitched back together into an html table

See examples & screenshots on the web.