How many pixels is 8x10 at 300 DPI?

An 8x10 inch image at 300 DPI equals 2400x3000 pixels.

Is 300 DPI good quality?

Yes, 300 DPI is the industry standard for high-quality print resolution.

300 DPI in Pixels

Need to know how many pixels are in your image at 300 DPI? Whether you’re working on a print project, preparing an image for high-resolution export, or simply verifying specs, this guide and table will help you convert common inch dimensions to pixels at 300 DPI instantly.

🧮 Conversion Table – Inches to Pixels at 300 DPI

Inches	Pixels (at 300 DPI)
1 x 1	300 x 300
2 x 2	600 x 600
4 x 6	1200 x 1800
5 x 7	1500 x 2100
8 x 10	2400 x 3000

Need to convert custom sizes?
Use our DPI to Pixels Calculator to enter any inch size and get pixel values instantly.

ℹ️ What Does 300 DPI Mean?

DPI (dots per inch) represents the number of dots (or pixels) that fit into a linear inch. 300 DPI is a common print resolution standard for high-quality prints. To get the pixel count, simply multiply the width and height in inches by 300.

Formula: Pixels = Inches × 300

📌 Common Uses of 300 DPI

300 DPI is widely used for professional printing, including photo prints, brochures, business cards, and high-quality posters. It ensures sharp and detailed images that look clean and professional in physical formats.