Place a single image inside a labeled 5x5 reference grid. Compare positions across the frame and download one image with the grid included.
Blank Square 1:1 grid, 5 rows x 5 columns
A 4×4 drawing grid keeps the portrait in proportion.
Upload one photo. Select a canvas shape that suits its orientation so the reference cells cover the area you want to study.
Use the starting five rows and five columns, or change them to suit the subject. Enable labels to identify cells during discussion.
Review the preview and download the gridded PNG. All cells stay together in one image rather than becoming separate photo files.
No. It produces one image with visible reference lines. A separate image splitter is needed when you want one download per tile.
Yes. Choose portrait, story, or another suitable paper shape. Full photo keeps the complete photo; Fill page may crop it to match the selected output frame.
A labeled grid is useful when explaining exactly which part of a photograph needs attention. Refer to the visible cell label, then describe a location within it, such as its upper-left quarter. This is clearer than referring only to the middle of a crowded image.
The subject continues across every grid line; the tool does not duplicate the photo into each cell. A 5x5 layout divides the frame into 25 regions. If you need a collage containing different photos, use a collage tool instead.
AI styles
Choose a style, preview an example, then create an image with AI credits.
