PROFESSIONAL PRINT RESOLUTION

Change DPI to 200 · 300 · 600

True metadata injection for JPEG & PNG. Prepare images for high‑quality printing, posters, and publications — 100% private, no upload.

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No server processing — everything stays on your device.

Why DPI matters for perfect prints

📐 What is DPI?

DPI (dots per inch) tells printers how dense to place ink dots. A 300 DPI image prints at 300 dots per inch — the gold standard for magazines, flyers, and photo books.

🖨️ Recommended DPI values

  • 200 DPI – Acceptable for large banners or drafts.
  • 300 DPI – Professional photo prints, brochures.
  • 600 DPI – High‑detail artwork, fine art reproductions.

⚡ How our tool works

We modify the image metadata (EXIF for JPEG, pHYs chunk for PNG) without altering a single pixel. Your file size stays nearly identical, and quality remains untouched.

🔒 100% private & fast

All processing happens in your browser. Your images never leave your device — ideal for confidential documents and quick adjustments.

📏 Pro tip: Check print dimensions

Divide pixel dimensions by DPI to get inches. For example, 3000×2400 px at 300 DPI = 10" × 8". Use our tool to verify before sending to print.

Frequently asked questions

No. We only edit metadata, not pixel data. The file size remains nearly identical.

Absolutely. The DPI metadata follows industry standards and is recognized by all professional printing software.

PPI (pixels per inch) refers to digital display, while DPI is for print. In practice, they are used interchangeably for image resolution metadata.

No. DPI only changes print density instructions. If the image has low pixel dimensions, it will still appear blurry when enlarged. We recommend at least 300 DPI at the desired print size.

Yes! Once the page is loaded, all processing happens locally. You can even disconnect from the internet and still convert images.