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Package name

  • carousel-tile-slicer

License

  • MIT

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  • Yesterday - latest/stable

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Slice posters, panoramas, and carousels into numbered image grids and tiles

Image Grid Slicer is an offline Linux desktop utility for splitting posters, panoramas, game textures, and map sheets into aligned grid tiles and seamless swipeable carousel slides. An independent Linux desktop alternative to Grid Post for slicing posters and panoramas into upload-ordered social grids, carousels, and fixed-pixel tile sets.

Key Features:

  • Social Grid & Seamless Carousel Slicer: Slice images into 3x1, 3x2, 3x3, 3x4, or custom Rows x Cols grids, or 2-10 seamless swipeable carousel slides (1080x1080, 1080x1350, 1080x1920) with live cut-line overlay, crop/pad fit mode, and upload-order badge numbering (#1..#N).
  • Fixed-Pixel Tile Cutter: Cut large maps, atlases, or textures into exact WxH pixel tiles (32-1024 px) with configurable overlap/bleed margin and an option to skip empty transparent tiles automatically.
  • Numbered Export, ZIP & HTML Proof Sheet: Export sequentially numbered PNG, JPEG, or WebP tiles, an optional .zip archive bundle, and a standalone offline .html visual grid proof sheet to verify seam alignment in any browser.

Disclaimer: Image Grid Slicer is an independent open-source project by TC Studio and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Grid Post.

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