And finally you didnt show me a single free software other than Macrium Reflect in free addition or as trial that supports smaller to bigger disk clone.

I wasn't sure where a Macrium Reflect praise post would go, so here I am. Specifically, the rescue USB that one can create so that a borked upgrade clone from HDD to SSD is not a major worry.

However, Macrium does a good job of presenting the process graphically (and providing plenty of prompts to prevent you from accidentally overwriting the wrong hard drive).

Windows only: Freeware application Macrium Reflect Free creates disk image snapshots of any hard drive on your computer that you can restore on any other drive to bring your computer back to the ...

The pre-upgrade cloning process can be made easy with an external M.2 SSD enclosure that connects to your Inspiron 7390 via USB-C. Used in tandem with cloning software like Macrium Reflect 7, you ...

Reflect X blew through a 240GB internal SSD-to-SSD backup in 2 minutes, 30 seconds, which is cooking with gas. The 7 minutes it took backing up to an external 5Gbps SSD isn’t bad either.