Inches to Pixels Converter
Free inches to pixels converter. Convert inches to px for digital design with customizable DPI settings (72, 96, or 300). Perfect for web design, graphic design, and print-to-digital workflows.
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Convert Inches to Pixels for Digital Design
Our free inches to pixels converter helps designers, developers, and print professionals convert physical inch measurements to digital pixel dimensions. This conversion requires knowing the DPI (dots per inch) or PPI (pixels per inch) resolution of your target output.
Understanding DPI and PPI
DPI (dots per inch) and PPI (pixels per inch) determine how many pixels represent one inch of physical space:
- 72 DPI: Traditional screen resolution, commonly used in web design and older Mac systems
- 96 DPI: Standard Windows screen resolution, commonly used for web and UI design
- 150 DPI: Low-resolution print quality, suitable for draft prints and large format graphics
- 300 DPI: High-resolution print quality, standard for professional photography and commercial printing
How to Use Our Inch to Pixel Converter
- Select your target DPI (96 for web, 300 for print)
- Enter the inch value you need to convert
- The equivalent pixel measurement displays instantly
Common Inch to Pixel Conversions
At 96 DPI (Web/Screen)
| Inches | Pixels |
|---|---|
| 1 in | 96 px |
| 2 in | 192 px |
| 5 in | 480 px |
| 10 in | 960 px |
| 15 in | 1440 px |
At 300 DPI (Print)
| Inches | Pixels |
|---|---|
| 1 in | 300 px |
| 2 in | 600 px |
| 3 in | 900 px |
| 5 in | 1500 px |
| 10 in | 3000 px |
How to Convert Inches to Pixels
The formula for converting inches to pixels is:
Pixels = Inches × DPI
For example, to convert 10 inches at 96 DPI:
10 × 96 = 960 pixels
When to Use Different DPI Settings
Web Design (72-96 DPI): Use for website graphics, UI elements, and screen-based designs. Most monitors display at 96 DPI, making this the standard for digital work.
Print Design (300 DPI): Use for brochures, flyers, business cards, and photography prints. Higher DPI ensures crisp, professional-quality output.
Large Format (150 DPI): Use for banners, posters, and signage that will be viewed from a distance. Lower DPI is acceptable because viewers won't be close enough to see individual pixels.
Common Use Cases
- Print to Digital: Converting print dimensions to screen dimensions
- Web Developers: Converting physical mockup specs to CSS pixel values
- Graphic Designers: Determining image resolution requirements for print projects
- E-commerce: Calculating product image sizes for web display
Popular Inch to Pixel Conversions (96 DPI)
View all conversions at different DPI settings on our conversion tables page.