Visible page boundaries
Use the canvas grid to inspect where text, faces, and important artwork cross between sheets.
Poster splitting
Split a Poster Into Printable Pages
Avoid repeated crops and inconsistent page boundaries. PosterCutter places a configurable grid over the entire design so you can see exactly how the image will be divided before exporting the printable tiles.
Why it helps
A focused workflow for the finished resource.
Flexible grid sizes
Create compact posters or larger classroom murals by changing columns and rows.
Paper-aware exports
Set the dimensions of each printed page independently from the uploaded design size.
Fewer manual mistakes
Keep every tile generated from the same grid instead of cropping pages one at a time.
How it works
From source file to useful output.
- 01
Upload the complete poster
Use the highest-quality PNG, JPG, or PDF available.
- 02
Choose the tile count
Set columns and rows and confirm the total number of printed pages.
- 03
Inspect the grid
Fit, zoom, and pan the preview to check page boundaries.
- 04
Export the tiled file
Choose the paper and output settings, then download the pages.
For teachers
Classroom use cases
- Large classroom visuals
- Student group projects
- Event signs
- School hallway displays
For sellers
Product use cases
- Multiple poster sizes
- Printable PDF products
- Customer-friendly tiled files
- Poster add-ons for existing resources
FAQ
Common questions
What does it mean to tile a poster?
Tiling divides one large image into smaller sheets that a standard printer can handle.
Can I change the number of pages?
Yes. Change the column and row values to update the page count and preview.
What is the difference between poster size and paper size?
Poster size is the assembled result. Paper size is the size of each individual printed tile.
Can page labels be included?
Yes. Optional labels can help identify the row and column position of each page.
Split your poster now
Upload the complete image and choose how many printable pages should make up the final poster.
Split a poster