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Upscale 画像

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LOCAL CANVAS TOOL

Upscale an image

Resize a still image in your browser with an explicit scale or target size. The source stays on this device.

No file selected

JPEG, PNG, or WebP up to 20 MB, 10,000 px per side, and 40 megapixels.

Output dimensions are rounded to whole pixels.

Smooth is suited to photos; pixelated preserves hard pixel edges.

The output is limited to 12,000 px per side, 64 megapixels, and an estimated 256 MB RGBA canvas. Upscaling cannot restore missing detail.

Choose an image to begin.

使い方

使い方

  1. Choose one JPEG, PNG, or WebP up to 20 MB and 40 megapixels.
  2. Choose a scale or target dimensions, then select interpolation and output format.
  3. Preview the encoded result and download it when it looks right.

Local Canvas processing

The source is decoded and resized entirely in this browser. The result is newly encoded, so source metadata, color profiles, animation, and exact compressed bytes are not preserved.

Interpolation is not detail recovery

Smooth interpolation can make enlarged edges look cleaner, but it cannot recreate detail that was absent from the source. Pixelated keeps hard pixel edges; smooth uses the browser’s image smoothing quality setting.

Practical limits

Inputs are limited to 20 MB, 10,000 pixels per side, and 40 megapixels. Outputs are limited to 12,000 pixels per side, 64 megapixels, and an estimated 256 MB RGBA canvas allocation. Large outputs may still be slow or unavailable on low-memory devices.

よくある質問

あわせて知りたいこと

Does this add real image detail?

No. It resamples existing pixels locally; it is not an AI super-resolution tool.

What is the difference between smooth and pixelated?

Smooth uses browser interpolation for continuous images. Pixelated preserves hard edges and is useful for pixel art.

Can I enter an exact output size?

Yes. Switch to Target size and enter the desired width and height in pixels.

Will animation and metadata be preserved?

No. Canvas creates a new still image and does not preserve metadata, color profiles, animation, or original compression.