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You can resize the image in the tool or set the Pixelsize horizontal/vertical whatever you want, but when you export you do at 1:1 scale. This means that if you impor a 512x512 image and you set pixel size Horizontal/vertical to 4, the exported image will be 128x128, due 512/4 = 128.

About the zoom in/out , yeah the image moves, so be carefull, btw you can double-click on the image to set in center again (if i remember well)

Detail changes in zoom in/out may be for different reasons, like dithering and how other shader works that are not resolution independent, which means you can get some different details in some cases.

Okay, but how do you resize in the tool?  There is really only the option to pixelate and this makes everything smaller and even at pixelate 1x1 the detail you can clearly see when zooming in, is just not being exported. Generally depending on the preview zoom the image can look very different from what is being exported.  

It would be really awesome if there was a way to have more control over this. Because this tool is really nice and can give awesome results, but without any control over the export, you sadly have no guarantee that the result you adjusted and put the time in is also the output you get from the export. 

Yes, you can center the image if you double click on it, but if the image just disappeared into the void, you can't click on it anymore. A keybind for focus, like in Blender would be quite useful. 

There is no resize option in the tool. You can pixelate and export. On export is resized based on your Pixelate settings.

If maybe there is too much difference you can always do a screenshot. Due all effects is based on shaders, user resolution and GPU may differ how they are processed. Afaik, there is not a big problem, but yeah all depends on what you're doing. Also i recommend use the tool in fullscreen, due windowed/fullscreen the shader can alter some details, so full screen for best compatibility-close to the export.

I tried the demo I didnt buy because of this issue. I should be able to export at whatever zoom level and/or be able to pixelate more than 12 steps. I want to pixelate a very high res image and so to pixelate using this problem I would first need to resize it in another program.