Image Zoomer
Zoom into any picture and save exactly what you see.
or browse filesdrop an image here or paste
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Zoom into any picture and save exactly what you see.
or browse filesdrop an image here or paste
This free image zoomer opens a photo and lets you fly into it: turn the mouse wheel, drag the zoom slider or pinch on a touchscreen, and drag the picture to pan to the exact spot you care about. The zoomed view is always drawn from the photo's original pixels, so what you inspect up close is the real detail of the file, not a blurry stretched preview. When the view shows exactly what you want, download it as its own image.
The download captures the visible view at its true source resolution, pixel for pixel: zoom to a detail and the saved image contains exactly those original pixels, which is ideal for pulling a clean crop out of a large photo. It comes out as PNG, JPG or WebP with an editable file name.
The zoomer is the quickest way to read small print in a photographed document, check whether a shot is actually in focus, look at a product photo up close, compare textures, or crop a face or object out of a wide picture. There is nothing to configure and no crop rectangle to fiddle with: the viewport itself is the crop, and the zoom follows your cursor or fingers the way a map app does.
Every frame while you pan or pinch is drawn directly from the original file, but only for the part of it you can see, so even a 12 megapixel photo moves fluidly. Fullscreen mode gives the picture your whole display, and the keyboard helps too: plus and minus zoom, R resets, F toggles fullscreen, D downloads.
The photo never leaves your device. Zooming, panning and saving all happen inside your browser; nothing is uploaded, there is no signup and no watermark. Once the page is open, the tool even works offline.
Open the picture, then zoom with the mouse wheel, the slider or a two-finger pinch, and drag to pan. The view follows your cursor or fingers like a map. Press download to save exactly what is on screen.
Yes, that is the point of the tool. The download contains the visible region at its true source resolution, pixel for pixel, saved as PNG, JPG or WebP.
No. The view is rendered from the original pixels at every zoom level, and the download contains those exact pixels, never an upscaled copy.
Right down to a single pixel: the maximum adapts to each photo, and at full zoom one source pixel can fill the entire view. The zoom anchors wherever your cursor or fingers are, exactly like a map, and fullscreen mode gives the view your entire screen.
No. The picture is opened and rendered entirely in your browser, and the saved view is written straight back to your device. Nothing is transmitted to any server.