Check whether your image or PDF is ready to print—and learn exactly how to fix it. Print Ready Check runs in your browser so you can answer DPI, print-size, and PDF page-size questions without creating an account.
Drop an image or PDF to begin
The homepage detects the file type and opens the matching checker.
Drag and drop, paste, or choose a file. The choose-file control is keyboard accessible.
A 3000 × 4000-pixel image can print at 10 × 13.33 inches at 300 PPI. Divide each pixel dimension by 300 to calculate the print dimensions.
Formula: print inches = pixels ÷ PPI. Here, 10 × 13.33 inches.
A4 is approximately 2480 × 3508 pixels at 300 PPI.
Worked example: 210 mm ÷ 25.4 × 300 ≈ 2480 pixels wide.
US Letter is 2550 × 3300 pixels at 300 PPI.
Only if the file contains resolution metadata set to 300, and even then that number is a label. Effective print resolution is the pixel count divided by the physical print size.
Image print checker
Check pixel dimensions, embedded DPI, and how large an image can print.
DPI metadata converter
Set JPEG, PNG, or WebP resolution metadata locally without claiming extra detail.
Pixels to print size
Convert pixel dimensions into inches and centimetres at a chosen PPI.
Maximum print size
See the largest print size at 150, 200, 240, and 300 PPI.
PDF page-size checker
Read every page’s dimensions, boxes, and named paper size in your browser.
PDF print-readiness report
An honest Pass / Warning / Problem / Unknown report for print files.
PDF page normalizer
Create a new PDF with consistent Letter, A4, or custom page sizes.
Resize PDF to Letter
Fit or fill pages onto US Letter without uploading the file.
Resize PDF to A4
Fit or fill pages onto A4 without uploading the file.
Check PDF bleed
See whether TrimBox and BleedBox are defined—and what that does not prove.
Check PDF fonts
Inspect embedded fonts when the file structure makes that possible.
When you choose a file, the browser reads it with the File API. Image bytes are parsed for pixel dimensions and optional density tags. PDF bytes are inspected with PDF.js and pdf-lib in this tab. Generated downloads are created here and verified before they are offered. Closing the tab discards the data.
No. Image and PDF checks run in your browser. The application does not upload your file, filename, or file-derived measurements to a server.
No. Sharpness comes from how many pixels you have for the physical size. A 300 DPI tag without enough pixels does not add detail. A file with no DPI tag can still print well if the pixel count is high enough.
A 3000 × 4000-pixel image can print at 10 × 13.33 inches at 300 PPI. Divide each pixel dimension by 300 to calculate the print dimensions.
A4 is approximately 2480 × 3508 pixels at 300 PPI. A4 measures 210 × 297 millimetres, which is about 8.27 × 11.69 inches; multiply those inches by 300.
No. This is a technical inspection of what the file contains, not a guarantee of acceptance. Printers have their own preflight rules, colour requirements, and bleed expectations.
No. Encrypted PDFs are reported as unreadable. This tool does not bypass passwords or permissions.
