Keep in mind that anything under 300 DPI (like 72 DPI for example) may not print at the highest quality This will change the inches in Width and Height automatically to how large your photo can print when set to 300 DPI. Uncheck the “Resample Image” checkbox.You should see a few different numbers, Like the Width, Height, and Resolution of your image Our team has compiled two easy ways to change the DPI of your image, see below. Not sure if your images are low-res? Our editor will give you a low-res warning for anything below 150 DPI!

An image sized to 72 DPI is great for viewing on a screen but is not ideal for printing, and it is a low-res image. Photos from an iPhone/Phone or photos from online sources like Facebook or Instagram are usually 72 DPI, sized for the web rather than printing. Anything below 300 DPI may result in a loss in quality, and sometimes pixelation in the final printed product depending on how large the print is. We recommend that files be sized to 300 DPI for the highest quality print. The higher the DPI, the clearer the printed image, the lower the DPI, the more pixelated (or 'blurry') the image will print at larger sizes. Use the Eraser to correct any mistakes.DPI stands for dots per inch - the number of pixels present in each inch of a photo file.This way your Splash photo will match your feed aesthetics (and if you forget to brush an area of your photo, it won’t look completely different from the rest of your photos). For example, if you want browns to reappear, I select one thing that is brown on the photo (like my cup of tea) and brush over it first and then brush over the entire photo. Hold your finger on the color, and brush over your entire photo to make only this color reappear. Smart Color: Only make one color reappear in your photo.

Free color: Brush over with your finger any part of the photo to make the colors reappear.

Brush over an area with your finger to make the color reappear. And then you select which part of your photo you want in colors. When you use the color splash tool, your photo becomes all black and white.

The “Splash” tool is awesome to make unique Instagram themes.

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