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Free photo print size checker

Will it print beautifully, or just print?

Drop in a photo and see which standard sizes it can carry, from 4 × 6 up to 16 × 20, with the real pixels-per-inch behind every verdict. The file never leaves your browser.

Your photo never leaves this device. Closing or refreshing the page clears it.

Before you order prints

Pixels decide how big a memory can get.

A print looks sharp when there are enough pixels behind every inch of paper. Three hundred per inch is the number print shops work to; around a hundred and fifty still looks right in a frame you view from a step away. If a photo falls short, look for the original before you settle — the copy that came back out of a chat app is often a fraction of the size the camera made. And when you are making something specifically to print, start from a file built for it: the milestone photo maker exports at true print presets, and the monthly photo collage maker turns a whole first year into one large print.

Questions

About the photo print size checker

Is my photo uploaded to check it?

No. The checker opens the file in this browser tab, reads its width and height, and lets it go. The photo itself is never uploaded, saved, or sent to Our Pear Tree or anyone else, and only its dimensions are ever looked at.

What do crisp, good, and soft mean?

Crisp means the photo lands at 300 PPI or better at that size, which is what print shops aim for. Good means at least 150 PPI: it looks right in a frame you view from arm’s length. Soft means the photo has to stretch further than that, and you will see it if you lean in.

Can I still print a size marked soft?

Usually, yes. Canvas prints, textured papers, and anything hung across a room forgive a lot, because nobody views a big print from six inches away. Soft is a note about close inspection, not a refusal — and it is worth checking whether a larger original of the photo exists first.

Where do the milestone print files come from?

The milestone photo maker exports true 300 PPI print files: 1200 × 1800 pixels for 4 × 6, 1500 × 2100 for 5 × 7, and 2400 × 3000 for 8 × 10. Anything it makes prints crisp at the size you chose. Try the milestone photo maker.

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