Image Upscaler
Increase pixel dimensions locally for larger exports and layout work. Your image stays on this device.
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About Image Upscaler
Redraw an image at two, three, or four times its pixel dimensions, right in your browser.
What is Image Upscaler?
Image Upscaler redraws your picture at two, three, or four times its original pixel dimensions using the canvas built into your browser. It resamples the pixels that are already there and does not invent detail the source never captured, so a soft photo stays soft at a larger size. What it is genuinely good for is meeting a minimum dimension requirement or filling a layout slot. It suits store teams, designers, and creators working from small source files.
How it works
Upload an image
Pick a file from your device. It is decoded into a canvas in your browser and stays there.
Choose a scale factor
Two, three, or four times. The larger the factor, the more visible the softening becomes.
Review output dimensions
The exact resulting width and height are shown beside the preview before you commit to a download.
Download the larger file
Export as PNG or JPG straight to your device without uploading the source image.
Perfect for
Who uses it: Store teams, designers, and creators preparing small source images.
Key features
Two, three, and four times scaling
Three fixed factors covering the usual minimum dimension requirements from stores and printers.
Canvas resampling
The browser redraws the existing pixels at the new size. No detail is added that was not in the source.
Exact dimension readout
Output width and height are displayed before download, so you can check a spec without opening an editor.
Runs on your device
The file is never uploaded. Everything happens inside the page you already have open.
PNG or JPG output
PNG preserves transparency and hard edges, while JPG produces a much smaller file.
Local image processing
Scaling runs on your device with no upload or server processing queue.
Tips for best results
- Start from the largest original you can find. Enlarging never recovers detail that was not captured.
- Two times gives the cleanest result. Three and four times soften edges noticeably.
- Check the output at full size before you use it, because softening is invisible in a small preview.
- Screenshots and line art enlarge far more gracefully than heavily compressed photographs.
- Use this to hit a minimum dimension requirement, not to rescue a blurry photo.
Common questions
Does it add detail that was not there?
No. It resamples the existing pixels at a larger size in your browser. Detail the camera never captured cannot be recovered, and a soft source stays soft.
Is my image uploaded?
No. The file is decoded and redrawn inside your own browser, so it never reaches a server and nothing you enlarge is stored by us.
How is it priced?
The applicable credit cost is shown before use. Your image is enlarged locally and never uploaded.
Which scale factor should I pick?
The smallest one that meets your requirement. Two times holds up best, and four times is only worth it when size matters more than sharpness.