Enter your image size:

Width
pixels
Height
pixels

Calculated megapixels:

Maximum print size with no quality loss:
inches wide.
inches high.

Maximum print size with minimal quality loss:
inches wide.
inches high.

Maximum print size with acceptable quality loss:
inches wide.
inches high.

Note: Maximum print size with no quality loss is computed at 300dpi. Maximum print size with minimal quality loss is computed at 150 dpi. It all depends on how close you are to the print. For example, your result might be a maximum of 8x10 inches, but you may still print billboard size with excellent quality. The difference is, you are viewing said billboard from hundreds of feet away in your car. For most wall art such as posters, canvasses, standouts, etc, use the minimal quality loss calculation. For hand-held prints, use the no quality loss calculation. Maximum print size with acceptable quality loss is good for judging the maximum print size a client could make from a low-resolution proof image.