Check an image's size in pixels, its aspect ratio and how large it will print.
Drop one or many pictures.
See pixels, aspect ratio, megapixels, type and file size.
See how many centimetres it prints at 300, 150 and 72 dpi.
No. They are measured in your browser.
The shape of the image: width compared with height. 16:9 is wide screens, 1:1 is a square and 4:5 is a tall social post.
Some JPG and PNG files store a print resolution. If a file does not, it says No dpi saved. The pixel size is what matters for screens.
A good print needs about 300 dpi. Divide the pixel width by 300 to get the width in inches, or use the print sizes shown.
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, AVIF, BMP and SVG.