Print size calculator
Work out the pixels a print needs, the price of a flex, and whether a photo is sharp enough for it. Free, no sign-up, and it runs in your browser.
Print size
Pixels needed
300 for visiting cards and posters, 100–150 for flex and banners.
7,200 × 3,600 px
25.9 megapixels
Flex price
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18 sq ft
Is my photo big enough?
How to use it
- Enter the print width and height, and choose feet, inches, cm or mm.
- Pixels needed: set the DPI (300 for cards and posters, 100–150 for flex).
- Flex price: enter your price per square foot and the number of copies.
- Photo check: choose the photo, or type its pixel size, to see the DPI it will print at.
Questions
- What DPI should a flex banner be?
- Flex and banners are seen from a few metres away, so 100–150 DPI is plenty. A 10 × 4 ft flex at 100 DPI is 12,000 × 4,800 pixels. Visiting cards, invitations and posters seen up close need 300 DPI.
- Can I print a WhatsApp photo on a flex?
- WhatsApp shrinks photos to about 1600 pixels wide. On a 6 × 3 ft flex that is only about 22 DPI, so it will look blurred. Ask for the original photo, or print it smaller.
- How is square feet calculated?
- Width × height in feet. A 10 × 4 ft flex is 40 sq ft; at ₹12 per sq ft that is ₹480 per copy.
- Are my files uploaded?
- No. This tool runs entirely in your browser, so your files and text never leave your device. It works without an account.
Related tools
- Colour converterFreeHEX, RGB and CMYK, colours from a photo, and a warning for colours that print dull.
- Image info and DPI changerFreeSee pixels, DPI, colour mode and print size. Set 300 DPI without changing the photo.
- Flex quote calculatorFreeSquare feet × rate, eyelets, lamination and GST, then a printable quote with your shop name.

