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Check Image DPI

Check the DPI/resolution of a photo.

Before uploading a photo to a form that specifies a minimum DPI, it's worth checking what DPI your file is actually tagged at - this tool reads that metadata without changing anything.

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How It Works

  1. Upload your photo or scanned document.
  2. The tool reads and displays the embedded DPI/resolution metadata.
  3. No file is changed - this is a read-only check.

Why Check Before Uploading

A form that says "minimum 300 DPI" is checking the metadata tag, not visually judging the image - if your camera or scanner saved the file at a lower tagged DPI (common with phone photos, which are often untagged or tagged at 72), you'll want to know before the upload gets rejected, not after.

Frequently Asked Questions

My photo looks sharp - why would the DPI be low?

DPI is a metadata tag, separate from visual sharpness - a sharp phone photo can still carry a low or missing DPI tag.

What do I do if the DPI is too low?

Use the DPI Converter tool to set the tag to what your form requires, without resizing the image itself.

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