What is the difference between pixels and DPI?
Pixel dimensions describe the actual image data. DPI is metadata commonly used to suggest print scale.
See the actual pixel dimensions and aspect ratio of an image, plus embedded DPI/resolution information when the file contains it.
Choose an image to inspect its dimensions, megapixels, aspect ratio, file size and embedded resolution metadata.
Pixel dimensions describe how many pixels the image contains. DPI is metadata commonly used to suggest a print scale. An image can have large pixel dimensions even when no DPI field is embedded.
Pixel dimensions describe the actual image data. DPI is metadata commonly used to suggest print scale.
No. It inspects dimensions and readable resolution metadata; it does not rewrite the image.
No. An image can have large pixel dimensions even when it contains no embedded DPI field.