Split an image into up to 100 original-pixel tiles, with exact coordinates, row order and a reconstruction manifest.
Your input
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Result
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Worked example
A 1001-pixel-wide image split into 3 columns yields widths 333, 334 and 334. The sample includes edge colors; the tiles reconstruct all 1001 columns with no missing pixels.
Method
Boundaries are floor(i × width / columns) and floor(j × height / rows). Each tile is cropped without resizing; unequal dimensions absorb the remainder. Downloads follow top-left row-major order; the JSON manifest records each source rectangle and filename.
Limits
At most 100 nonempty tiles; input at most 20 MiB/40 million pixels/16384 per side, static JPEG/PNG/WebP. No square padding, overlap, print dimensions or ZIP. Browser color management and PNG re-encoding do not preserve arbitrary ICC/HDR/EXIF.
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