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Image Size Finder

Check the width and height of any image in pixels, inches or cm — with its file size, DPI, aspect ratio and print size.

How it works

How to check the size of an image?

  1. Drop in your images

    Drag them onto the box, pick them from your phone or computer, paste a screenshot with Ctrl + V, or paste an image link. One picture or a whole folder — there is no limit.

  2. Read the width and height

    Each picture gets a card with its size in pixels, right way up, plus the file size, format, DPI, aspect ratio, megapixels and bit depth. Several images also get a table to compare them side by side.

  3. Switch units or copy the numbers

    Show the size in inches, cm or mm at the file’s own DPI or at 72, 150 or 300. Copy the width, the height, both, or ready-made CSS — or take every result as text or a CSV. Wrong size? Resize the image to the exact pixels you need.

Pixels, inches and DPI

What image size actually means

A digital picture is measured in pixels: a 4032 × 3024 photo is 4032 dots across and 3024 down, about 12 megapixels. That is the only size it really has. Inches and centimetres only appear when it is printed, and they depend on how tightly the pixels are packed on paper — the DPI, or dots per inch. The same photo is 13.4 inches wide at 300 DPI and 56 inches wide at 72.

So this image size finder reads both halves. The pixels come from the file’s header, which is also where the DPI the camera or editor saved is kept, and the print size is the one divided by the other. Where a file carries no DPI, which is true of most screenshots and web images, it says so instead of guessing. To change the numbers rather than read them, crop the image to a new shape first.

300 DPI

Photo prints, magazines and anything held in the hand. The Sharp print line shows this size.

150 DPI

Posters and large prints seen from a step back. Twice the size of the 300 DPI print.

72–96 DPI

Screens. DPI does not change how a picture looks online; only the pixels do.

What you get

Everything this image size checker shows

Width and height in pixels

Read from the file itself, the right way up — a phone photo stored sideways is measured as you see it.

File size, exactly

KB or MB for reading, plus the exact byte count for a form that has a limit.

DPI and print size

The DPI saved in the file, and the size it prints at in inches and cm — at 300 DPI too.

Aspect ratio and megapixels

Reduced exactly (16:9, 4:5) with the nearest common ratio when it is almost one.

Bit depth and colour

24-bit RGB, 32-bit with transparency, CMYK, grayscale or a palette — and the frame count of an animated GIF or WebP.

Many images at once

Drop a whole folder: a card per picture, a table to compare, and a CSV of the lot.

HEIC, TIFF, PSD and SVG

Measured even where the browser cannot show them — the size is in the file’s header.

Check an image by link

Paste the address of a picture online and get its size without saving it first.

Nothing is uploaded

Files are read on your device. No account, no file-size limit, no watermark.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How do I find the size of an image?

Drop the image into the box at the top of this page. Its width and height in pixels appear straight away, along with the file size, DPI, aspect ratio and the size it would print at.

Is my image uploaded anywhere?

No. The file is read by your browser on your own device and never sent to a server, so there is no size limit and nothing is stored. An image checked by link is fetched by your browser from the site it is on.

How do I find the DPI of an image?

It is shown on each card as Resolution, with where in the file it was found. Many images, especially screenshots and pictures from the web, do not store a DPI at all; the tool says so rather than inventing one, and most apps then treat them as 72 DPI.

Is my image big enough to print?

Look at the Sharp print (300 DPI) line: that is the largest size it prints at photo quality. Posters seen from a distance still look good at 150 DPI, which is twice as big — pick 150 above the results to see that size.

Why is the size different from what my phone says?

Phones often store a portrait photo sideways with a note to turn it. This tool applies that note, so the width and height match the picture as you see it; the Stored as line shows the numbers as saved.

Which image formats does it work with?

JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, AVIF, HEIC and HEIF from iPhones, TIFF, BMP, PSD and SVG. HEIC, TIFF and PSD are measured even in browsers that cannot display them.

What size is an SVG?

An SVG is a vector drawing, so it has no fixed pixel size. The tool shows the size it is drawn at, from its width, height or viewBox, and it will scale to any size without getting blurry.