Is my image uploaded anywhere?

No. The DPI change happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript — your image never leaves your device.

Will changing the DPI make my image blurry or resize it?

No. DPI only controls how large the image prints — the pixel dimensions and image quality are completely unchanged.

What DPI should I use?

72 DPI is standard for screens and web, 150 DPI works for everyday printing, and 300 DPI is the usual minimum for high-quality print and photo labs.

Change image DPI

Change the DPI (print resolution) of a JPG or PNG in seconds, free. Pick 72, 150, 300 or enter a custom DPI and we patch the file’s print-density metadata without resampling a single pixel. Everything runs locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded, there’s no signup, and no watermark.

How to use it

Choose or drag in a JPG or PNG image.
Pick a target DPI — 72, 150, 300, or type a custom value.
Check the print size preview in inches and centimetres.
Click “Set DPI” to download the updated file instantly.

FAQ

Is my image uploaded anywhere?: No. The DPI change happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript — your image never leaves your device.
Will changing the DPI make my image blurry or resize it?: No. DPI only controls how large the image prints — the pixel dimensions and image quality are completely unchanged.
What DPI should I use?: 72 DPI is standard for screens and web, 150 DPI works for everyday printing, and 300 DPI is the usual minimum for high-quality print and photo labs.

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