Check Image DPI

How to know if your image is good for printing?

Before you send a file to a professional printer, it's crucial to know its specs. A file might look huge on your screen but actually be "low resolution" in its metadata.

This DPI Checker reads the file information embedded inside your image (EXIF data). It tells you:

• Pixel Dimensions: The actual width and height in dots.
• DPI (Resolution): The density setting embedded in the file.
• Max Print Size: We calculate the largest you can print this image (at high quality) based on its pixels.

Windows/Mac vs Online Tool

On Windows, you have to Right Click > Properties > Details > Scroll down to find horizontal/vertical resolution. On Mac, you need to open Preview > Tools > Show Inspector. That's a lot of clicks.

Our tool does it instantly. Plus, we do the math for you: we tell you exactly how many inches you can print safely, so you don't end up with a blurry poster or business card.