Summary
The Split Image Node takes a single image and splits it into a grid of smaller cropped sections. A visual preview shows exactly where the cuts will be made, so you can see how your image will be divided before running. This is useful when you need to isolate specific parts of an image for individual processing, create tiled compositions, or break down a large design into manageable pieces for downstream nodes.How to Use
Provide an Image
Connect an image from another node (such as Import or Generate Image), or upload one directly. A preview with dashed grid lines will appear on the image.
Set the Grid Size
Choose how to divide the image from the Grid Size dropdown (e.g., 2x2, 3x3, 4x4). The preview updates in real time.
Choosing the Right Settings
| Setting | Type | Impact on Output |
|---|---|---|
| Grid Size | Dropdown (2x2, 3x2, 3x3, 4x2, 4x3, 4x4, 5x5) | Defines how many sections the image is split into. A 2x2 grid produces 4 images; a 5x5 grid produces 25. |
Sample Use Cases
Splitting Storyboards into Individual Frames
Splitting Storyboards into Individual Frames
Break a storyboard sheet into separate frames so each scene can be processed independently—feed individual frames into Generate Image or Video nodes to bring each panel to life.
Extracting Panels from Comic or Manga Pages
Extracting Panels from Comic or Manga Pages
Split a full comic page into individual panels for translation, editing, or re-sequencing across different layout formats.
Breaking Down Mood Boards
Breaking Down Mood Boards
Divide a collage-style mood board into its individual reference images, then pass each one separately into an Edit Image or Generate Image node for inspiration-driven generation.