Free TikTok banner splitter: turn one image into a swipe-through profile banner
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Free: all standard layouts, seam checks, video banners, no watermark or account. Pro: $9.90 one-time (plus local tax), includes batch splitting up to 20 images, custom grids 1×1 to 5×5, custom tile sizes 200–4096 px, file naming templates, and no ads.
Key features
Open and save .pptx PowerPoint files
Text, images, charts, and vector shapes
Fills, gradients, and formatting options
Transitions and animations
Speaker notes and presenter tools
Slide sections for organization
WebAssembly browser editor
Desktop apps for Mac, Windows, and Linux
Splits images into 1×3, 2×3 or 3×3 TikTok tiles with exact 1080×1440 px output
Seam check and reassembled preview shows tiles re-joined to verify alignment before posting
No upload to servers; all processing happens in your browser
Downloads all tiles in one ZIP with standard sequential naming (tiktok-banner-1.png, -2, -3)
Works with HEIC photos directly from iPhone without conversion to JPG
Supports video banners: split a clip into 3, 6 or 9 MP4s with matching covers
Instagram 4:5 grid tiles for profile murals with same 3:4 layout logic
Full-screen 9:16 vertical layout option at 1080×1920 px
Pro: batch split up to 20 images into one ZIP with each as a folder
Pro: custom grids from 1×1 to 5×5 with any tile size 200–4096 px and file naming templates
What makes it different
Completely free with no subscription required
Open-source code that users can inspect and improve
Native Linux app support
No account or cloud storage required
Written in pure Rust for performance
No watermark, no account, no login, nothing uploaded to servers
Reassembled preview shows the banner lined up before you post, catching misalignments
Exact pixel-perfect tiles every time with seam and safe-zone warnings for text and faces
Sequential file numbering and posting order diagram prevent mirrored or misaligned banners