Tool
px↔mm↔pt Converter (DPI)
Convert px, mm, and pt with DPI presets and custom print density.
Quick reference
- 1 inch = 25.4 mm
- 1 point (pt) = 1/72 inch
- px depends on DPI: px = inches × DPI
FAQ
Why does px change when DPI changes?
Pixels are a density-dependent unit for print calculations. Same physical size uses more pixels at higher DPI.
Should I use 300 DPI for print?
For most final print jobs, yes. Use 150 DPI for draft proofs and 72 DPI mainly for screen previews.
Tool notes
Convert px, mm, and pt with DPI presets and custom print density.