FAQ
D.P.I. means "Dots per inch". It is the measurement used in the printing and graphic design industry to determine how sharp an image is
The difference between 300dpi and 72dpi is in the amount of information pixels (or dots) per square inch of the image you see. The more dots / pixels the image contains, the sharper the image will print.
DPI standards:- 72 for computer monitors
- 300 for good quality printing
- 400 for high quality printing
Note that DPI only applies to images, photos, and optical files that are intended to be printed or displayed on a screen.
When designing graphics,your images should be 300 dpi.
72 dpi is the standard for monitors and the web. Files intended for digital use are scanned by default to this resolution.
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