Inches to pixels at 150 DPI
At 150 DPI, one inch is 150 pixels. Multiply inches by 150 to get pixels.
The formula
Pixels = inches × 150. Round the result to a whole pixel.
Inches to pixels at 150 DPI
| Inches | Pixels |
|---|---|
| 0.25 in | 38 px |
| 0.5 in | 75 px |
| 0.75 in | 113 px |
| 1 in | 150 px |
| 1.5 in | 225 px |
| 2 in | 300 px |
| 2.5 in | 375 px |
| 3 in | 450 px |
| 3.5 in | 525 px |
| 4 in | 600 px |
| 5 in | 750 px |
| 6 in | 900 px |
| 7 in | 1,050 px |
| 8 in | 1,200 px |
| 8.5 in | 1,275 px |
| Inches | Pixels |
|---|---|
| 9 in | 1,350 px |
| 10 in | 1,500 px |
| 11 in | 1,650 px |
| 12 in | 1,800 px |
| 14 in | 2,100 px |
| 16 in | 2,400 px |
| 17 in | 2,550 px |
| 18 in | 2,700 px |
| 20 in | 3,000 px |
| 24 in | 3,600 px |
| 30 in | 4,500 px |
| 36 in | 5,400 px |
| 40 in | 6,000 px |
| 48 in | 7,200 px |
| 60 in | 9,000 px |
150 DPI is a common minimum for posters and large prints seen from a step or two away, and a usual setting for scanning documents that only need to be read.