It’s a convoluted way of doing things but the end result is an image that fits your desired dimensions and retains all the characteristics you need. It will reproduce the pixel art exactly without adding any detail because we are shrinking and not expanding. You will note that our little picture on the right has a little red triangle in the bottom right corner. If it doesn’t, make sure you have saved the brush in the GIMP brushes folder and that it has an extension of. Our happy image should appear in the dialog. Set Width and Height in pixels to your desired size.Īutomatic Interpolation works better here when downsizing. To see our brush, go to the Brushes dialog and hit the Refresh button.If you resized your image to 200% above, do it to 220% here. Add ten percent onto the desired image size so it is larger than you require.For example, if you’re going to publish it online and have a placeholder of a specific size, you can resize a pixel image to that size. Resize pixel art by exact sizeĪpparently you can resize pixel art to an exact size if you need one but it involves a little more work. Setting it to Nearest Neighbor ensures this. We want a pixel for pixel percentage size increase with no extra details added. As we usually resize standard images, Photoshop guesses at the data necessary to retain the image while being resized. This retains the shape and position of each relative to their neighbor.Ĭhanging Interpolation to Nearest Neighbor ensures Photoshop does not use its built-in logic to add detail to the image. By specifying percentage, each individual pixel is expanded by that percentage. If you specify a size, Photoshop can mutate pixels into different shapes to achieve the change.
Apparently it is better to use percentages than exact image sizing as it retains the shape of each pixel.
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