Logo & Image DPI Checker for Print

Check a logo before you print it: vector or raster, sharpness at your real imprint size, ink count, and which methods suit it.

Most print jobs go wrong before anything is printed, because the logo was never going to work. A JPEG pulled from an email signature. A PNG with a white box behind it. A photograph someone wants engraved. You find out after the proof, or worse, after the delivery. Drop the file in here first. WHAT IT TELLS YOU Vector or raster, and what that means for your job. How sharp it will be at the size it is actually printed — not the size of the file. Pick a typical imprint area or type in your own millimetres, and it works out the real resolution. If your square logo is going into a long thin pen area, it tells you it will only print 7 mm wide and leave the rest empty. How many inks are really in there. Anti-aliased edges are ignored, so a two-colour logo reads as two colours whether the file is 64 pixels or 4,000. Whether the background is transparent, or a solid box that will print as a visible rectangle on a coloured garment. Which methods suit it — screen printing, DTF, vinyl, sublimation, embroidery, UV printing and laser engraving — with the reason for each. A photograph cannot be engraved. A six-colour mark means six screens. And what to do about it, in plain words you can forward to your designer. PRIVACY Your file is read in the browser and never uploaded. No permissions, no network requests, no tracking, no account. It works offline. If you are checking an unreleased logo, it does not leave your machine. Made by BuddiesShop, a custom printing and corporate gifting shop in Delhi, trading since 2017.