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Millimetres (mm) to pixels converter

Pixels = mm ÷ 25.4 × DPI. Enter a size and DPI to get pixels, or pixels to get the printed size. Example: 35 mm at 300 DPI = 413 px.

Size to pixels

413 × 531 px

Pixels to size

at 300 DPI (set on the left)

5.08 cm · 50.8 mm · 2 in

Millimetres to pixels table

mm72 DPI96 DPI150 DPI300 DPI600 DPI
10 mm28 px38 px59 px118 px236 px
20 mm57 px76 px118 px236 px472 px
25 mm71 px94 px148 px295 px591 px
30 mm85 px113 px177 px354 px709 px
33 mm94 px125 px195 px390 px780 px
35 mm99 px132 px207 px413 px827 px
40 mm113 px151 px236 px472 px945 px
45 mm128 px170 px266 px531 px1063 px
48 mm136 px181 px283 px567 px1134 px
50 mm142 px189 px295 px591 px1181 px
100 mm283 px378 px591 px1181 px2362 px
210 mm595 px794 px1240 px2480 px4961 px

Questions

How many pixels is 1 mm?

At 300 DPI, 1 mm is 12 pixels; at 96 DPI it is 4. Pixels depend on the DPI because a pixel has no fixed physical size.

What is the formula to convert millimetres to pixels?

Pixels = mm ÷ 25.4 × DPI, rounded to a whole pixel. For example 35 mm at 300 DPI is 413 pixels.

Which DPI should I use for a form photo?

Use the DPI your form or printer asks for. If none is given, 300 DPI is the usual choice for printed photos; screens and most online forms only check the pixel size.

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