Hey! how large exactly is that image? Normally you should be able to zoom to display the whole image. As for the resizing: Yes, ditherdragen resizes the image to have 1:1 pixel sizes, but you can use any image editor like GIMP to scale up the image again to any desired resolution. to make sure pixelart is not distorted make sure to only scale up by whole integer steps, e.g. x2, x3, x4, etc…
Hope that helps :)
Thank you for responding. I am not sure how large but the file is 3 megabytes in size and that is the average size of most of the files I am using for the intended project. I bought Dither Dragon so I could easily slap filters on some of my assets with a very particular purpose in mind. While I know what Gimp is, I am not sure how to upscale and learning Gimp so I could do what I originally planned would be a case of not enough ROI on my time to make learning Gimp worth it. I am sure Dither Dragon is a great program but unfortunately it did not do what I hoped so I'm just out the money but you live and learn. Thank you again for taking the time to read and respond to my questions. Take care and have a great day.
