Know If Your Image
Is Ready to Print
Check real pixels, effective PPI, maximum print size, crop, bleed and safe area before you spend money printing.
Meets target
| Target | Inches | Centimetres |
|---|---|---|
| 150 PPI | 24 × 16 | 61 × 40.6 |
| 240 PPI | 15 × 10 | 38.1 × 25.4 |
| 300 PPI | 12 × 8 | 30.5 × 20.3 |
At the 300 PPI target. Final requirements vary by printer, paper and viewing distance—confirm the shop's specification before production.
One clear route for
each print question.
Skip the terminology hunt. Choose the card that describes the information already in front of you.
Check print readiness
Read its real pixels and see maximum print sizes, effective PPI and crop.
Start here →I know the pixelsFind physical size
Convert width and height in pixels to inches or centimetres at any PPI.
Start here →I know the paperFind required pixels
Choose a standard format or enter a custom size and calculate the export dimensions.
Start here →I need production setupPlan crop and bleed
Preview framing, then calculate the full canvas and protected safe area.
Start here →Start with the size
you need.
View every size →Use the right direction
for the question.
Each calculator has one job, with the formula and units kept visible.
Print readiness checker
Use a real image to see effective PPI, crop, bleed and maximum print sizes.
Pixels to print size
Turn pixel dimensions into inches and centimetres at any PPI target.
Print size to pixels
Find the exact pixel dimensions required for a physical print size.
Bleed and safe area
Calculate the full canvas, trim and safe zone in physical units and pixels.
How large can you print an image without losing quality?
Start with real pixel dimensions, choose a defensible PPI target and account for the final crop before calculating inches.
Read the print-size guide →Print math you can inspect.
Paper dimensions come from documented standards. Pixel results state the selected PPI and rounding rule. Quality labels describe a target—not a printer guarantee.
Read our methodology →