Observed arrival · 2026-10-15
PicMason gives every leftover pixel a place
A browser-based image splitter turns photos and graphics into grid tiles or horizontal and vertical strips, with previews and downloadable exports.
- For
- People preparing image tiles for layouts or web projects
- Worth noticing
- Its 101 × 103-pixel example assigns the extra pixels to edge tiles, keeping the full image covered without gaps or repeated pixels.
Field notes
The workflow starts with a local file or a sample layout, then lets users set a grid or choose one-directional strips and inspect the cut boundaries. The page explains how a 101 × 103-pixel source is divided into 12 pieces with unequal edge dimensions, and describes ZIP exports that can include a dimensions list, manifest, and read-me file. It states that images stay on the device; the extracted metadata also indicates a login, without saying what it gates.
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