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Photo + signature exactly how the form wants it. No more 'file size invalid'.
1800×1200 px at 300 dpi: the standard photo print, cropped where you choose.
Shrink the file, keep the vibe.
Under 20 KB, 50 KB, 100 KB. Exact.
HEIC, WebP, PNG ↔ JPG.
Square, 4:5, 16:9, passport.
10 photos at a time, one ZIP.
US 2×2, UK, Schengen, India.
Clean, crop, under the KB limit.
Free, full size, nothing uploaded.
Photo + signature exactly how the form wants it. No more 'file size invalid'.
Every platform size in one tap. HEIC from your iPhone? Sorted.
Square product shots, white backgrounds, 10 at a time.
4 × 6 inches (10 × 15 cm) is the standard photo print size at pharmacies, photo kiosks and online print services. Printers print at about 300 dots per inch, so a sharp 4 × 6 needs 1800 × 1200 pixels. The shape is 3:2, slightly longer than the 4:3 shape most phones use, which is why prints often come back with heads trimmed or white strips on the sides.
| Quality | Size in pixels (landscape) |
|---|---|
| 300 dpi (standard, sharp) | 1800 × 1200 |
| 240 dpi (acceptable) | 1440 × 960 |
| 150 dpi (soft) | 900 × 600 |
Our preset uses 300 dpi.
For frames, Resize to 5×7 gives 2100 × 1500 px. The Print deck also has 8 × 10 and A4. Everything is processed on your device; your family photos never leave it.
Turn your phone the way the photo was taken. A landscape photo prints at 1800 × 1200 (6 inches wide); a portrait photo prints at 1200 × 1800 (4 inches wide). Choosing the wrong one crops away most of the picture, which is the most common surprise at the print counter. The preview on the canvas shows exactly which part will be printed, so you can check before you download.
At 300 dpi, the usual print quality, a 4×6 inch photo is 1800×1200 pixels (or 1200×1800 for portrait).
Phone photos are usually 4:3, while 4×6 prints are 3:2. Printers either add borders or crop for you. Cropping to 1800×1200 here lets you decide.
Type 1200 × 1800 in Pixels mode instead of 1800 × 1200.
300 dpi is the standard for sharp photo prints. Lower resolution prints can look soft up close.