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Increase image pixel dimensions 2–4× in your browser.
Increase Image Size enlarges pixel dimensions via canvas resampling.
Up to 4×, pixel-budget guarded.
PNG/JPG/WebP with quality.
No new real detail is created. Browser canvas export strips EXIF, GPS, and most other source metadata.
Increase Image Size enlarges an image to bigger pixel dimensions using browser canvas resampling. It does not add new real detail — it scales the pixels you already have, so very small or blurry images may still look soft when enlarged.
Pick a scale (up to 4×), optionally sharpen the result, and choose your output format. PNG and WebP can preserve transparency when the source has an alpha channel and Background is set to Transparent; JPG output is flattened onto your fill colour.
Increase Image Size shows the original and new dimensions, the scale used, the output format, and the file size. Browser canvas export strips EXIF, GPS, and most other source metadata. Animated GIFs are processed as a single still frame; animation is not preserved.
Scale up to 4× the pixel size.
Add a little edge clarity after scaling.
Resampling, not new detail.
PNG/WebP can preserve transparency only when source alpha exists and Transparent background is selected; JPG flattens.
Reach a minimum pixel size for a template.
Enlarge before adding text or borders.
Meet a site’s minimum dimensions.
Export larger as PNG, JPG, or WebP.
No. Increase Image Size resamples existing pixels to larger dimensions. It cannot invent detail, so soft or tiny images may still look soft.
Up to 4×, within a browser pixel budget. Very large results may hit a memory limit and show an error.
It increases pixel dimensions, which can help layout, but it does not create new detail; print sharpness depends on the original.
Yes — the enlarged image saves as PNG, JPG, WebP, or same-as-input, with a JPG and WebP quality control.
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