Pixels to print.
Know the size.

See how large an image can print at 72, 150, 300, or 600 DPI. Load an image or enter pixel dimensions manually.

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Width in pixels

Height in pixels

Print DPI

Print size (inches)4.00 × 2.67 in

Print size (centimeters)10.16 × 6.77 cm

Total pixels0.96 MP

DPI is a print-density calculation: pixels ÷ DPI = physical size. It does not change the image file.

QUICK ANSWERS

What DPI should I use for photos?

300 DPI is a common target for high-quality prints. Large posters are often viewed from farther away and can use a lower effective DPI.

Does changing DPI add detail?

No. The calculator reports physical size from existing pixels. More DPI without more pixels only makes the physical print smaller.

Pixels to print.Know the size.