Make sprites, icons and tiles 2× to 32× larger with every pixel kept as a sharp square. No blur and no new colours, and your images never leave your device.
Made on your device. Your images are never uploaded.
How it works
Choose, drop or paste a sprite, an icon or a tile set. A whole folder works too.
2× to 32×, always a whole number, so every pixel becomes a perfect square block.
Save one image, or the whole batch as a ZIP. Transparency is kept.
Pixel Art Upscaler
Pixels are repeated, never blended, so the art looks exactly the same, only larger.
The result uses the colours of the original and nothing else: the palette stays intact.
Scale2x and Scale3x take the staircase off diagonal lines, still without adding a colour.
Everything happens in your browser, so your pictures stay on your device.
In detail
Most image resizers blend neighbouring pixels to make photos look smooth. On pixel art that blending shows as a soft, smeared edge around every pixel, and it adds colours that were never in the palette.
This tool repeats each pixel instead (nearest-neighbour scaling). A pixel becomes a block of 4 × 4 at 4×, and the result is the same art, only larger.
Sharp pixels is plain repetition, and nearly always the right choice.
Rounded uses Scale2x and Scale3x, methods made for old game emulators. They look at each pixel’s neighbours and fill the corners of diagonal lines, using only colours that are already there. Outlines look smoother, while small details such as single-pixel eyes can change shape, so compare both.
Pixel Art Upscaler
No. Everything runs in your browser, on your own device. Your images are never sent to Moriqa or anyone else, and nothing is kept after you close the page.
Add the image, pick how many times larger it should be, and download the PNG. Each pixel is repeated as a square block, so nothing is blended.
It is enlarging by copying each pixel instead of mixing it with its neighbours. It is the only kind of enlargement that leaves pixel art unchanged.
Up to 32× and up to 8192 pixels on a side. A larger request is brought down to the biggest size the image can take, and the tool says so.
No. The Image Upscaler is for photos and adds detail with AI. This tool is for pixel art and adds nothing: it only makes the existing pixels bigger.
Yes. Transparent pixels stay transparent, and the result is saved as PNG.
Open Moriqa’s pixel art editor to draw, clean up and animate sprites, free in your browser.
