Creavax Upscaler: resize, compress and edit images locally

Keep aspect ratio locked when you need the same composition at a different size. Unlock it only when the destination requires exact dimensions and you accept a changed shape.

The workspace supports common ratios and an original-size reset. Dimensions are normalized to the limits enforced by the editor.

• Use Original when you need to undo an accidental size change.
• Inspect small typography and product edges at full detail.
• Avoid repeatedly exporting and re-importing an already compressed file.

Clarity controls can improve perceived detail, but excessive sharpness or color adjustment can produce halos and unnatural edges. Use small changes and verify them in the comparison view.

Choose Target size only when a platform has a strict upload limit. Balanced is a safer default when visual quality and file size are both important.

• Use Before / After instead of judging from memory.
• Inspect gradients, transparency and fine texture after compression.
• Test one representative image before applying the same approach to a batch.

JPG is efficient for photographic output, PNG is useful for transparency and graphics, and WebP is useful for modern web delivery. Source GIF files can be imported, but animated output is not preserved by the canvas export pipeline.

The Image details panel reports detected metadata. Export creates a new file without those metadata fields, while the source file on your device remains unchanged.

• Choose a transparency-capable format when the background must remain transparent.
• Confirm the final dimensions and output size before download.
• Use the batch ZIP download only after all required items have completed.