Image DPI Checker
Instantly Check Your Image's DPI Resolution for Printing
How to Use Our Image DPI Checker
- Select the images you'd like to determine the DPI resolution of. We support checking PNG, JPG, and TIF files of up to 10 MB in size.
- Our tool will upload your images and analyze them in seconds.
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Choose up to 5 PNG, JPG, or TIF files at a time, each up to 10 MB in size
We temporarily store your images to process them, then delete them right away after.
The DPI (dots per inch) information in an image file is stored in the metadata of the file. Here are some details on where to find DPI information for a few common image formats:
- JPEG - DPI information is stored in the JFIF metadata segment. This includes the X and Y resolution in dots per inch.
- PNG - DPI information is stored in the pHYs chunk. This contains the pixels per unit X and Y, along with the unit specifier usually set to "meters".
- TIF - DPI is stored in the ImageResolution tag. This contains both horizontal and vertical resolution values in pixels/inch.
Use our free image DPI checker tool to parse the metadata of your image files.
Have more questions about image DPI? Learn more here.
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