Pixel Art Resizer — Enlarge Without Blur
Resize pixel art with nearest-neighbor scaling. Enlarge sprites at 2×, 3×, 4× or a custom size, preserve hard edges and transparency, and download PNG.
Output size
Whole-number enlargement keeps every pixel the same shape. Custom sizes use nearest-neighbor sampling.
Upload pixel art to resize
Choose a pixel image to enlarge it without smoothing or changing its palette.
Choose the right pixel tool
Convert a photo, draw on a blank grid, or enlarge pixel art you already have.
Open your pixel image
Upload your existing sprite, icon or pixel artwork.
Choose a scale
Try 2×, 3× or 4× enlargement. Nearest-neighbor sampling keeps hard edges.
Download a crisp PNG
Export the resized image with its transparency, without recoloring your artwork.
Patterns to try
Start with a detailed scene or a small beginner pattern. Every design can be edited.
Choose a tool
Convert a picture, draw from scratch, or work with letters and colors.
Free Perler Bead Pattern Maker
Convert photos or illustrations into Perler bead patterns. Choose the size and colors, edit a few cells, then download the PDF and bead list.
Image to Pixel Art Converter
Turn a photo or illustration into pixel art. Set the resolution and number of colors, keep transparent areas, and download a PNG.
Perler Bead Designer
Draw a bead pattern on a blank grid. Use the pen, fill and eraser, then print the finished chart with its bead list.
Bead Letter Generator
Make a bead pattern from a name or short message. Supports A–Z, numbers and basic punctuation, with an editable grid and bead list.
Bead Color Converter
Find a close color in another bead brand. Compare Perler, Hama, Artkal and MARD references, then use your chosen palette in a project.
QR Code Bead Pattern Generator
Make a bead QR code from a link or short text. Download the grid and test the code before and after making it.
Free Pixel Art Maker
Draw pixel art on a blank canvas. Paint, fill, erase and pick your own colors, then export a crisp transparent PNG or an editable project.
Which pixel tool should I use?+
Use the converter for photos, the maker to draw by hand, and the resizer to enlarge existing pixel artwork.
Are images uploaded to a server?+
The tools process images in your browser. Your artwork stays on your device.
Can I get an 8-bit look?+
For a retro look, try a small grid and a limited palette. Exports are standard transparent PNGs, not indexed-color files.
How do I avoid blurry pixels?+
For existing pixel art, use the resizer with whole-number scales such as 2× or 4×. Custom dimensions use nearest neighbor too, but some source pixels may occupy unequal widths.