If the image has a resolution of 300 it will appear much larger on your computer screen than it would print. A computer renders the image on the screen based solely on pixel width and pixel height and disregards the resolution. A computer screen does not read the resolution of an image. The only way to get this info is open it in a photo editor like Paint, Photoshop, etc. you have to take into account the resolution setting in addition to the pixel dimensions of an image.Īll jpg images have pixel dimensions and resolution stored in the image file data. A critical piece of information is missing. The pixel width and height will tell you nothing about how big it will print, or how high the print quality would be. How big will that image be if I print it". For Instance, " I have an image that's 1024 pixels wide and 768 pixels high. I get a lot of requests about how to determine the print size from the pixel size of a jpg image. By Don Finkeldei: I get a lot of questions about this. How to Convert JPG Image Pixels to Print Size.
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