How do i apply size multipliers to my drawings when i change the image size?

[ShadowCooper77]

So i am making a picture and i want the resolution to be higher than it is. The picture is 16x16. The new picture is 2048x2048. How many pixels in 2048x2048 is 1 pixel in 16x16, and how do you apply the multiplier?

[toe_head2001]

I'm not sure what you're asking.

 

1px = 1px; regardless of the image size.

 

Are you asking about display/print size (DPI)?

[ShadowCooper77]

I want the image to be bigger. But when i change the image size, my picture is blurry. I am not talking about actual size of pixels, just for my specific image i want it to be bigger. So if i make the image bigger, then i have to make each pixel in the bigger image bigger than the smaller one. Then, you will have a bigger picture. But i dont know by how much i should make the pixels bigger.

Edited October 9, 2017 by ShadowCooper77

[BoltBait]

29 minutes ago, ShadowCooper77 said:

I want the image to be bigger. But when i change the image size, my picture is blurry.

 

Try this: When using Image > Resize, select the "Nearest Neighbor" resampling method.

[ShadowCooper77]

10 minutes ago, BoltBait said:

 

Try this: When using Image > Resize, select the "Nearest Neighbor" resampling method.

Thank you so much! It works now