DPI & Print Size Calculator

Convert pixel dimensions into inches, centimeters and millimeters—or calculate the pixels needed for a planned print size.

Pixels to print size

Your print size will appear here.

Print size to pixels

Required pixels will appear here.
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How to use this DPI calculator

  1. Enter pixel width, height and target DPI for print size.
  2. For reverse calculation, enter physical size, unit and DPI.
  3. Use the calculated values in your design or print setup.

FAQ

What DPI should I use?

300 DPI is common for close-viewed quality print; large-format work may use a lower effective DPI. Confirm with your printer.

Is DPI the same as PPI?

They describe different output concepts, but pixel-to-print calculators commonly use DPI as the familiar input label.

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