Cut one large photo into a grid of pages, so a big chart photographed in a single shot behaves like a proper multi-page project that is easy to stitch.

You reach this step through the Split into pages chip on Adjust Corners.

Controls at a Glance

Choosing the Page Grid

Rows / Columns steppers
Choose the page grid (1 to 5 each). The summary reads "C x R = N pages". A sensible grid is pre-suggested from the photo's shape.
Split (tick)
Does the cut. Disabled at 1x1, since there is nothing to split.
Back
Returns to Adjust Corners with your crop intact, so you can re-crop before splitting.

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The Preview

Split overlay

[Screenshot: a chart photo with the white split lines and blue overlap bands drawn over it]

White lines show where the cuts fall. Blue bands are the strips shared between neighbouring pages, so the pages line up later.
Pan and zoom
Move around the photo while you adjust, and see exactly how it will be cut before committing.

Did you know?

  • One tap, ready pages: the split wraps the tiles as a multi-page document that flows straight into the rest of setup.
  • Quality nudge: a small photo cut into many tiles warns "Tiles may be low quality". Consider photographing sections separately instead.
  • Registration marks: new projects get little marks in the page margins at the seams. Photos added to an existing project do not.

Keep Exploring

  • Part of: photo import, at the start of the project setup wizard.
  • Previous step: Adjust Corners.
  • Next step: Configure PDF, where the new pages appear in the project's page list.