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Image Print Size Calculator
Convert pixel dimensions to a physical print size at an entered pixel density.
Your result
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On this page How it works & practical examples
How to use the Image Print Size Calculator
Use the pixel dimensions of the actual image after cropping. The result does not resize the file; it describes how large those pixels would appear at the selected density.
The calculation
Printed inches = pixel dimension / pixels per inch
Worked example
A 6,000 × 4,000 pixel image at 300 pixels/inch prints at 20 × 13.3333 inches.
Assumptions and limits
Pixel density is often called DPI in print dialogs but is distinct from a printer’s physical dot pattern. Sharpness also depends on content and viewing distance, so this is not a print-quality guarantee.
Common questions
Does changing a DPI metadata tag create detail?
No. It changes the nominal print scale without creating new source pixels.
Can I use centimeters?
The result also provides centimeters, using 2.54 cm per inch.