Inches to Pixels Calculator
Design to the bleed size, not the finished size.
Pixels required
3,000 px
3,075 px including bleed
Always design to the bleed size rather than the finished size: anything intended to reach the edge has to extend 0.125 inches beyond it, or a trimming tolerance of a fraction of a millimetre leaves a white line.
How the Inches to Pixels Calculator works
Always design to the bleed size rather than the finished size. Anything intended to reach the edge has to extend beyond it, or a trimming tolerance of a fraction of a millimetre leaves a white line down one side.
Also known as: inches to px converter · how many pixels for a given size · print size to pixel dimensions
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Frequently asked questions
How many pixels do I need for a print?
Print size in inches times the required DPI, and then add the bleed on each edge before you start designing.
What is bleed?
Artwork extending beyond the trim line so that a slight misalignment during cutting does not expose the paper. An eighth of an inch, or 3mm, is the common standard.
What happens without bleed?
A thin white line along one or more edges wherever the cut lands outside the artwork. It is the most common reason print jobs get sent back.
Does bleed apply to everything?
Only to anything intended to reach the edge. A design with a white border needs no bleed, though it still needs the safe margin observed on the inside.