When I do a Google Images search, the results are fuzzy, even if I enlarge with ctrl++. How can I get a higher resolution preview? Perhaps a browser extension or a search parameter?
See Google Image search results with better resolution
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Google recently started indexing SVG files;
http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2011/01/google-image-search-indexes-svg-files.html
It should be there as a 'filetype' option in the advanced images search;
http://www.google.com/advanced_image_search
This might also be useful;
Find SVG vector images with Google Search
Hope this helps.
Looks like the option got removed, and Google have even acknowledged it:
Thanks for writing in. We're aware of this issue, and we're working on bringing the feature back. I'll let you know as soon as it's back up. Sorry for any inconvenience
As pointed out in that thread, you can still get an exact size by using the imagesize filter like so:
html5 logo imagesize:300x300
Best Answer
Image previews (called thumbnails) you see in Google Image search are no bigger than 200×200px. This results in fuzziness you experience when you zoom in your view. It's like you would watch a video file of resolution 426×240 (240p) on 200" TV (eg. not a good idea).
You should go for an extension called Hover Zoom+ which is able to show you full an image behind the thumbnail and all of that without even single click - just point your cursor on the image and wait 0.5 seconds (wait time can be lowered in settings)