Printers need pixels, not centimetres: at the standard 300 dots per inch an A4 sheet is 2480×3508 px, US Letter 2550×3300, a business card 1050×600 and an 18×24 in poster 5400×7200. This page renders your image into each of those frames and writes the DPI into the PNG or JPG, so Word, InDesign or a print shop’s software opens it at the correct physical size without guessing.
Every Print size on this page, verified for 2026: A4 portrait 2480×3508 px (210×297 mm @ 300 DPI), A4 landscape 3508×2480 px (297×210 mm @ 300 DPI), A3 3508×4961 px (297×420 mm @ 300 DPI), A5 1748×2480 px (148×210 mm @ 300 DPI), A6 / postcard 1240×1748 px (105×148 mm @ 300 DPI), US Letter 2550×3300 px (8.5×11 in @ 300 DPI), US Legal 2550×4200 px (8.5×14 in @ 300 DPI), Tabloid / Ledger 3300×5100 px (11×17 in @ 300 DPI), Business card 1050×600 px (3.5×2 in @ 300 DPI), Postcard 6×4 1800×1200 px (6×4 in @ 300 DPI), Poster 18×24 5400×7200 px (18×24 in @ 300 DPI), Photo 4×6 1200×1800 px (4×6 in @ 300 DPI), Photo 5×7 1500×2100 px (5×7 in @ 300 DPI), Photo 8×10 2400×3000 px (8×10 in @ 300 DPI). Each card is a live preview of your image in that frame — drag to reposition, slide between Fit (whole image, background added) and Fill (frame covered, edges cropped), then download the one you need or every size as a ZIP. Nothing is uploaded; the rendering runs in your browser.
Use Fit with a white background to keep a photo whole with margins, or Fill for edge-to-edge prints (add 3 mm bleed by choosing a slightly larger custom size if your printer asks for it). Export PNG for graphics and text, JPG at 95 for photographs.
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