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Paper size in pixels at any DPI

A4 is 2480 × 3508 pixels at 300 DPI, the usual target for print. Pick a paper size and a resolution to get exact pixel dimensions, or work backwards from an image to its largest sharp print.

Pixels (W × H) · portrait–
Megapixels–
Paper size–

Print size from pixels

Print size–
Print size (in)–

Key: / jumps to the first field

Results are for information only.

Paper sizes in pixels

Paper sizes in pixels
Paper size72 DPI96 DPI150 DPI300 DPI
A02384 × 33703179 × 44944967 × 70229933 × 14043
A11684 × 23842245 × 31793508 × 49677016 × 9933
A21191 × 16841587 × 22452480 × 35084961 × 7016
A3842 × 11911123 × 15871754 × 24803508 × 4961
A4595 × 842794 × 11231240 × 17542480 × 3508
A5420 × 595559 × 794874 × 12401748 × 2480
A6298 × 420397 × 559620 × 8741240 × 1748
B4709 × 1001945 × 13341476 × 20852953 × 4169
B5499 × 709665 × 9451039 × 14762079 × 2953
Letter612 × 792816 × 10561275 × 16502550 × 3300
Legal612 × 1008816 × 13441275 × 21002550 × 4200
Tabloid792 × 12241056 × 16321650 × 25503300 × 5100
Executive522 × 756696 × 10081088 × 15752175 × 3150

How to use it

  1. Choose a paper size and type the DPI (300 for print, 150 for drafts, 72 or 96 for screens).
  2. Read the width and height in pixels, and the megapixels.
  3. In the second card, enter an image's pixels to see how large it prints at that DPI.

Frequently asked questions

How many pixels is A4 at 300 DPI?

2480 × 3508 pixels (portrait), about 8.7 megapixels.

What DPI should I use?

300 DPI for photos and documents viewed up close, 150 DPI for posters seen from a distance, and 72–96 DPI only for screen use.

Are DPI and PPI the same?

For files, people use them interchangeably: both mean pixels per inch of the printed result. Printers also have their own dot resolution, which is a different thing.