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DPI Calculator
Enter pixel dimensions and a target print size to find the resulting DPI.
Resulting DPI
Horizontal300 DPI
Vertical300 DPI
How to use it
- 01Enter the image's width and height in pixels.
- 02Enter the print size you want, and its unit.
- 03Read the resulting horizontal and vertical DPI.
Is my file uploaded?
This calculator doesn't need a file — it's pure math done locally in your browser.
FAQ
- What's a good minimum DPI for print?
- 150 DPI is a reasonable minimum for most prints. Below that, especially under 100 DPI, prints tend to look visibly soft or pixelated up close.
- Why do I get two different DPI values?
- If your target print size doesn't match the image's original aspect ratio, the horizontal and vertical DPI will differ — the image would need to stretch slightly to fill that size exactly.
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