Pick a scale factor
Choose 2x, 3x or 4x to set how much larger the output should be relative to the original.
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Upscale images 2x or 4x in your browser
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or choose a file from your deviceEnlarge images using high-quality browser interpolation. Useful for layout sizing and exports; it is not AI detail reconstruction.
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How it works
Three steps from start to finish.
Preview the enlarged result
The tool applies high-quality browser-native interpolation and shows you the new dimensions before export.
Download the larger image
Export the upscaled file in your chosen format — useful for layout sizing, printing or display purposes.
Use cases
Where this tool earns its keep.
Enlarging small images for a bigger layout slot
Stretch a smaller source image to fill a larger banner, hero or print area when no higher-resolution original exists.
Preparing low-resolution assets for display
Scale up older or web-sized graphics so they fill a larger screen or projection area more presentably.
Scaling icons and graphics for high-DPI screens
Enlarge simple graphics or icons to match the pixel density expected by modern phone and laptop displays.
Tips
Get the most out of it.
Standard scaling
This resizes smoothly but cannot invent missing detail.
Mind dimensions
A 4x scale produces sixteen times as many pixels.
Compress after
Upscaled images can be huge — re-compress for the web.
Common mistakes
Avoid these before you export.
Expecting AI-level detail reconstruction
This tool resizes smoothly using browser-native interpolation — it cannot invent missing detail the way generative AI upscalers do. The result is larger and smooth, not sharper than the source allows.
Upscaling an already-blurry or heavily compressed image
Enlarging soft or artefact-heavy source material makes those flaws larger and more visible, not less. Start from the sharpest original you have.
Not accounting for the much larger output size
A 4x scale produces sixteen times the pixels — and a correspondingly larger file. Plan to re-compress the result before using it on the web.
FAQ
Questions people ask about this tool.
Will upscaling make my image sharper or add detail?
No — it enlarges smoothly using interpolation, which fills in new pixels based on neighboring ones. It won't recover detail that was never captured in the original.
What's the largest scale factor available?
Up to 4x, which produces an image with sixteen times the original pixel count — useful for layout sizing, but expect a notably larger file.
Why is my upscaled file so much bigger than the original?
More pixels mean more data to encode. Run the upscaled result through Compress afterward if it needs to stay web-friendly.