300 DPI Complete Guide
300 DPI is the default quality standard for most professional print projects. It offers reliable detail for flyers, business cards, and photo prints.
When 300 DPI Is Required
- Business cards and brochures
- Photo and editorial print output
- Client delivery print assets
When Lower DPI Can Work
Large posters and banners viewed from distance can use lower DPI ranges (often 100–150 DPI).
Set 300 DPI Correctly
- Check your file in DPI Checker.
- Convert with Convert to 300 DPI.
- Validate print dimensions before sending to printer.
FAQ
Is 300 DPI always mandatory? Not always, but it is the safest standard for most print jobs.
Can 600 DPI be better? For special high-detail use cases, yes.
Why does file size increase? Higher-quality outputs and less compression can increase size.
Can I convert JPG and PNG? Yes, both are supported.
Will 300 DPI fix a blurry image? Not if source dimensions are too small.
How do I verify results? Re-check output in DPI Checker.