xsplit is a web-based tool designed to help users create seamless image sets for X (formerly Twitter). It allows you to cut a wide image into two, three, or four equal parts that, when posted in order, appear as one continuous picture. A key feature is that the entire process runs in your browser, meaning no images are uploaded, ensuring your privacy and security.
Easy to Use: Simply drop a wide image, choose the number of parts (2 to 4), and frame your desired crop by panning and zooming.
Browser-Based: All image processing happens locally in your browser. No uploads, no accounts, and no server interaction are required.
Flexible Slicing: Select the number of parts, and the tool ensures they are equal. Leftover pixels are distributed to maintain continuity.
Aspect Ratio Control: Lock each part to common aspect ratios like 4:5, 1:1 (square), or 3:4 to ensure they display correctly on X without cropping.
File Size Preview: See the estimated file size for WebP, JPEG, and PNG formats before downloading, allowing you to choose the best option for your needs.
Single Download: The entire set of image parts is delivered as a single zip file.
Orientation Preservation: Portrait shots are handled correctly, maintaining their upright orientation.
Multiple Input Methods: Upload files, paste directly from your clipboard, or drag and drop images.
xsplit is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their visual content on X with creative, multi-part images without compromising privacy.
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