Change Image DPI
Change the DPI of an image to 300 or any print resolution without re-compressing pixels. Free, lossless, in your browser.
DPI is print-resolution metadata: it tells printers and layout apps how large your image should print: it never changes the pixels. Drop an image, pick a target DPI and download a copy with its density fields rewritten. Everything happens in your browser; your image is never uploaded.
Drop an image here
or click to choose: JPG, PNG or TIFF are patched losslessly; other formats are re-encoded to PNG. Never uploaded.
Choose an imageNo density metadata found: most apps assume 72 or 96 DPI.
Target DPI
Patched 100% in your browser: nothing is uploaded.
DPI updated & downloaded
Verified: the downloaded file reads back at the new DPI.
About Change Image DPI
The DPI Changer rewrites the print resolution of an image (to 300 DPI for print, or any custom value) without touching a single pixel. Drop an image and the tool shows its current DPI and dimensions, lets you pick a preset (72, 96, 150, 300 or 600) or type your own, and previews the resulting print size in inches and centimetres before you download.
Unlike converters that re-save the whole image, this tool patches only the density metadata: the JFIF and EXIF resolution fields in a JPEG, the pHYs chunk in a PNG, or the resolution tags in a TIFF. The pixels are copied byte-for-byte, so there is zero quality loss and the file downloads instantly. Formats without a DPI field, such as GIF or BMP, are re-encoded to PNG with a clear notice.
Everything happens locally in your browser: the image is never uploaded to a server. That makes the DPI Changer ideal for meeting 300 DPI submission requirements from printers, publishers, universities and visa or passport photo services.
How to use Change Image DPI
- Drop an image or click to choose one: JPG, PNG and TIFF are patched losslessly.
- Check the current DPI and pixel dimensions the tool reads from the file.
- Pick a target DPI preset (72, 96, 150, 300 or 600) or enter a custom value.
- Review the print size in inches and centimetres at the chosen DPI.
- Click “Change DPI & download” to save the patched copy.