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DPI PPI Calculator

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Calculate dots per inch and pixels per inch for print and screen resolution.

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DPI / PPI Calculator
Result
300Horizontal DPI
300Vertical DPI
Max Print Size at Quality Tier
Draft (150 DPI)20.0 ร— 13.3 in
Good (200 DPI)15.0 ร— 10.0 in
Photo Quality (300 DPI)10.0 ร— 6.7 in
Fine Art (600 DPI)5.0 ร— 3.3 in

Whether a specific image will print sharp at a given size and how densely packed the pixels are on an actual physical screen are two different questions answered by the same underlying math, one asking whether a file has enough resolution for a print job, the other describing a display device's own specification, like why a phone advertised as "retina" packs noticeably more pixels per inch than an older, lower-density screen. This tool calculates dots per inch and pixels per inch for both print sizing and screen resolution, covering a display's own pixel density alongside whether a specific image file will hold up at a given print size.

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Useful for calculating a monitor or phone screen's actual pixel density from its resolution and physical size, checking whether an image has enough resolution for a specific print size, or comparing two screens' pixel density specifications directly.

Key features

  • Clean interface
  • Fast processing
  • No signup required
  • Works offline

Quick answers for DPI PPI Calculator

What two things can it calculate?
Print DPI from an image's pixel dimensions and physical print size, or screen PPI from a display's resolution and diagonal size, switchable with a mode toggle.
Does it show print sizes at different quality levels?
Yes, in Print Size mode it lists the maximum print dimensions at Draft (150 DPI), Good (200 DPI), Photo Quality (300 DPI), and Fine Art (600 DPI).
Can I enter print dimensions in centimeters instead of inches?
Yes, a unit toggle switches the print width and height fields between inches and centimeters.