merge multiple tiles of an image into one. r, -reverse Reverse the splitting process, i.e. s, -square If the image should be resized into a square before splitting. h, -help Show this help message and exit Rows How many rows to split the image into (horizontal split).Ĭols How many columns to split the image into (vertical split). Image_path The path to the image or directory with images to split.

Will suppress all log messages (except errors and warnings) when running. Defaults to the current working directory. Set the output directory for image tiles (e.g. When working with large images (over 178,956,970 pixels), you may get an error.

Split-image test.jpg 4 2 -load-large-images Will delete the original image after the process. Will split all images contained in the image_dir folder. They will be merged according to their file name: So, if you have these images in the current directory: Will attempt to merge similarly named image tiles to one image. The background color used to fill the square is determined from the image automatically. The -square arguments resizes the image into a square before splitting it.

This splits the bridge.png image in 12 tiles ( 3 rows and 4 columns). This splits the cat.png image in 4 tiles ( 2 rows and 2 columns). split_image('bridge.jpg', 2, 2, True, False) Split-image is a Python package that you can use from the command line to split an image into tiles.įrom the command line: split-image image_path rows colsĪs a regular module import: from split_image import split_image split_image ( image_path, rows, cols, should_square, should_cleanup, ) # e.g. Quickly split an image into rows and columns (tiles).

Divide image into grid