Pixels to inches converter.

See how large an image prints: pixels to inches and centimeters at the resolution you choose, 300 DPI for print or 96 for screens.

= 79.375 cm

Pixels to Inches at 96 DPI
pxincm
72px0.75in1.905 cm
96px1in2.54 cm
150px1.5625in3.9688 cm
300px3.125in7.9375 cm
600px6.25in15.875 cm
800px8.3333in21.1667 cm
1024px10.6667in27.0933 cm
1080px11.25in28.575 cm
1200px12.5in31.75 cm
1500px15.625in39.6875 cm
1920px20in50.8 cm
2400px25in63.5 cm
3000px31.25in79.375 cm
3600px37.5in95.25 cm

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How it works

Pixels to inches in three steps.

  1. 01

    Choose the resolution

    300 DPI for good print, 150 for posters seen from afar, 96 for screens.

  2. 02

    Type the pixels

    Inches and centimeters follow; it works the other way round too.

  3. 03

    Copy the size

    Or read it off the table of common sizes.

  4. Try it with your build.

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FAQ

Questions and answers.

What people ask before they convert.

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  • Divide the pixels by the resolution in DPI: 3000 px at 300 DPI is 10 inches, or 25.4 cm.

  • 300 DPI for print that is looked at closely, such as flyers and photos; 150 DPI for posters; 96 DPI for screen sizes in CSS.

  • Strictly, PPI counts pixels in an image and DPI counts ink dots on paper, but in practice both mean pixels per inch here.

  • Yes, with no sign-up and no limits.

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