Mouse over graphics to see the images gradually getting larger or smaller. Example of fisheye effect using multiple images in a table.

The page uses three different image sizes. Initially the medium images are loaded; the reader can, switch to smaller or larger images with the buttons supplied. If Javascript is not supported the reader still gets the medium-sized images (and no buttons are displayed).

Image enlargement inline - within the page contents - using JavaScript for HTML 4.01 Transitional pages.

A pure-CSS, XHTML-valid, image/caption zoom method. Move the cursor over the image and it will 'zoom' (pop, explode, magnify) to reveal a larger image with a caption.

Add image previews against a link with DOM JavaScript (and PHP if desired).

Dynamic enlarging image using only CSS. Hover over an link to expand an image. (Internet Explorere doesn't manage the grow effect). Zoom

Image enlargement slider using Prototype and script.aculo.us libraries.

iFishEye is an open source (free) javascript tool for creating a fisheye lens effect. Aka Mac OS X Dock approach. Freeajaxscripts.net - Css JS Dock Menu is a better alternative for a menu.

Changing an image's size with three different image sizes. Initially the medium images are loaded; the reader can, if desired, switch to smaller or larger images with the buttons supplied. If Javascript is not enabled, or not available, or the browser does not support Javascript image resizing, the reader still gets the medium-sized images (and no buttons are displayed).

Displays an adjacent magnifier window close to the image or images on your web page. Jquery Zoom

Click one of those three images to turn them into magnifiable images. The converted images will include a smaller window that can be dragged around on the image to show a magnification of the underlying area. See also: Persistent.info - CSS DOM based draggable magnifiers Zoom