Pixel Sharp Image Upscaler - Online Nearest‑Neighbour Enlarge
Enlarge pixel art or low‑res images without blur. Choose 2x, 4x, 8x. Perfect for sprites. Download scaled PNG.
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Enlarge your pixel art with crisp Nearest‑Neighbour interpolation. Perfect for keeping those blocky edges sharp — no blur, no smoothing.
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PNG, JPG, GIF, WebP — Max 10 MBEnlarge pixel art or low‑res images without blur. Choose 2x, 4x, 8x. Perfect for sprites. Download scaled PNG.
Resize a video by cropping to a new aspect ratio or scaling up/down. Apply and download the result. Browser‑based.
Resize images directly in your browser by width, height, or percentage. Maintain aspect ratio and download the result. Images never leave your computer.
Enter width, height, format to approximate file size. Plan web performance. Simple model.
Resize and crop an image to a specific aspect ratio (1:1, 16:9…) with automatic fit/cover. Download the perfect image.
Resize an image to exact dimensions and add colored padding to fill the aspect ratio without cropping. Useful for profile grids.
Apply a pixel sorting glitch effect to your photo. Sort pixels by brightness, hue, or saturation. Create abstract art. Canvas.
Detect your current screen resolution, viewport dimensions, and device pixel ratio. Useful for responsive design testing. No data collection.
Downscale an image to a grid of colored `<td>` cells. Create a huge HTML pixel art. Copy the code.
Drag a virtual ruler across your screen to measure pixel distances. Horizontal and vertical guides. Useful for UI designers checking alignment.
Compress images while preserving quality. Adjust compression level and preview output size. All processing is done client-side for fast and secure optimization.
Upload an image and see a slider comparison of different JPEG quality levels. Find the optimal file size vs. quality trade‑off.
Toggle image‑rendering: auto, pixelated, crisp‑edges on a scaled image. Essential for pixel art display.
Predict the file size of an image based on pixel dimensions and format (JPEG, PNG, WebP). Rough estimate. Local.
An on‑screen ruler that measures in pixels, centimeters, and inches. Drag to resize. Handy for UI designers and developers.
Upload two images and see a diff overlay highlighting the pixel differences. Adjust tolerance. For regression testing.
Enter an image URL, crop it interactively, and download the result. No upload. Works with any CORS‑enabled image.
Increase or decrease the color saturation of your photo with a slider. Preview instantly. Download the edited image. Canvas‑based.
See how your page title and description will look in Google SERP. Check pixel width and character count. Local tool.
Reduce GIF file size by lowering color count and removing duplicate frames. See side‑by‑side preview. All local.
Input dimensions and color depth to estimate uncompressed file size for BMP, PNG, JPEG. Planning tool.
Upload a small pixel art image and get a CSS grid layout that recreates it using divs. Novelty developer tool.
Generate placeholder images with custom dimensions, background color, and text. Supports SVG and raster output. Perfect for wireframing and mockups.
Upload an image at multiple widths and generate a complete <picture> or <img srcset> snippet. Modern web performance.
Preview how your page title will appear in Google SERPs. See pixel width and character count. Avoid truncation. Free local tool for SEOs.
Run edge detection algorithms (Sobel, basic Canny) on images directly in the browser. Great for learning computer vision concepts.
Display your screen's current devicePixelRatio. See how it changes when you zoom. Useful for high‑res image decisions.
A dedicated color picker with common retro gaming palettes (NES, Gameboy). Pick and copy hex codes. For pixel art creators.
Upload one image and see it encoded in AVIF, WebP, and JPEG XL side‑by‑side. Compare quality and file size in your browser.
Upload an image and extract its dominant colors or full color palette. Download as a CSS snippet or color swatch. Entirely client-side, your images stay private.