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Change Image DPI Online: 72, 150, 300 DPI for Print
Change the DPI metadata of any image to 72, 150, 300, or 600 for print, government forms, and design apps. Free and instant.
DPI is a metadata tag that tells print software how large one pixel should render on paper. Screens ignore it — but print shops, government forms, and design applications often require a specific value, most commonly 300 DPI.
Which DPI should I use?
- 72 DPI — web and screen only, the historical default.
- 150 DPI — office prints, drafts, and newspaper.
- 300 DPI — magazines, books, and most professional print.
- 600 DPI — fine art, small text, and premium print.
Note: changing DPI does not add pixels. If you need a physically larger print, upscale first with the AI Image Upscaler, then set DPI.
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