CSS Property : image-rendering explained !

The image-rendering property in CSS controls how images are scaled and displayed, especially when they are resized.

It’s particularly useful for pixel art or low-resolution images where you want to preserve the sharp edges instead of having them blurred by default smoothing.

image-rendering: pixelated; tells the browser not to smooth the image when it’s scaled up.
This is useful for pixel art, QR codes, or any image where sharp edges are important.

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