Print Size Calculator
Work out how large an image prints at a given resolution.
An image that looks huge on screen can print smaller than a postcard, because print size depends on pixels divided by resolution rather than on pixels alone. This calculator takes the pixel dimensions of your file and the resolution you intend to print at, then reports the physical size in millimetres and inches and tells you whether the result is sharp enough for print, acceptable for a draft, or too coarse. It also shows the pixel dimensions you would need for a crisp 300 dpi result. Useful before dropping a photograph into a report, a poster or a leaflet.
How to use the Print Size Calculator
- Enter the width and height of your image in pixels.
- Set the print resolution, normally 300 dpi for professional printing.
- Read the physical size and the quality note underneath.
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