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Online DPI Checker (Dots Per Inch)
Check the DPI (horizontal and vertical resolution), pixel dimensions, and physical print size of your scanned photo or signature for official government form requirements.
Exam DPI Standards
Official Thresholds
- 200 DPI: Required by IBPS, SBI, and most banking recruitment portals for photo and left thumb impression scans.
- 300 DPI: Standard for UPSC, NEET postcard photos, and passport printing.
- 72 / 96 DPI: Standard screen displays where DPI metadata is omitted by default mobile cameras.
Inspected locally inside browser. 100% private.
Upload Image to Check DPI
Drop your scanned photo, signature, or document
Metadata Analysis Results
Analysis Complete| Horizontal DPI (X) | Checking... |
| Vertical DPI (Y) | Checking... |
| Pixel Dimensions (W × H) | 0 × 0 px |
| Physical Print Size (at current DPI) | 0 × 0 cm |
| File Format | JPEG |
| Exact File Size | 0 KB |
Frequently Asked Questions
No. All image resizing, compression, cropping, and DPI analysis happen directly on your device using HTML5 Canvas. Your photos remain 100% private.
Use our pre-configured exam presets (such as SSC, UPSC, IBPS, and RRB) which automatically apply the exact dimensions, file format, and file size limits specified in official notifications.
Yes! The Passport Photo Maker tool includes an A4 Print Sheet layout generator that lets you download sheets with 8, 16, or 32 passport photos ready for photo studio or home printing.