Check pixels, PPI & print size

Find the resolution at your chosen size, including the effect of cropping. No file upload needed.

1Your image pixels

Find these dimensions in the file properties or your image editor.

2Size on paper
3Your target PPI

You choose the reference. The result is not a guarantee of printer quality.

Effective print resolution
508PPI
Meets your chosen PPI
Minimum frame pixels
1,772 × 1,182

To reach 300 PPI.

Size at your target PPI
25.4 × 16.93 cm

Whole image, without cropping.

Source area cropped away
0%

Centered crop when Fill is selected.

Actual image size
15 × 10 cm

May be smaller than the frame with Fit.

PPI = pixels ÷ printed width in inches

Minimum pixels are rounded up. A high pixel count does not fix blur or compression in the original image.

Use this size in a print sheet →

What PPI tells you

PPI measures how many image pixels occupy one printed inch. Increasing the physical print size without increasing the pixels lowers PPI. Filling a frame with a different aspect ratio can also require a crop.

Printer DPI and image PPI are different measurements. This result uses image geometry and your chosen reference; it does not measure your printer, paper or the sharpness of the source file.

Understand the calculation with examples →