Three modes · exact physical-unit factors

Know what your pixels mean at the print size you choose.

DpiCalc solves the missing value in pixels = inches × PPI, calculates both axes independently, and keeps every entered value in the browser.

Open the print-resolution calculator

No account, image upload, resampling, quality guarantee, backend, or generated result URL.

Three visible decisions

Choose the unknown, keep axes separate, inspect rounding

01

Choose what you know

Start with pixels and PPI, size and PPI, or pixels and physical size.

02

Enter width and height

Independent axes expose aspect-ratio mismatches instead of hiding them.

03

Read the rounding contract

Required pixels use a ceiling; recurring physical decimals are labelled approximate.

Focused print arithmetic

Useful numbers without pretending to certify a print

  • Existing pixels to physical print size.
  • Target size and PPI to required whole pixels.
  • Pixels and target box to effective PPI per axis.
  • Exact inches, centimetres, and millimetres.

Worked calculations

Check a photo and A4 with executable examples

The examples share inputs and results with calculator presets so content cannot drift from arithmetic.
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Two known values

Keep pixels, physical size, and PPI in one visible equation

Choose the unknown, enter dimensions, and inspect exact unit conversion and explicit whole-pixel rounding.

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