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Resolution determines how sharp your design prints. Low resolution causes blurry or pixelated results.
Short Summary: Print quality depends on resolution. Use 300 DPI for sharp results and avoid blurry prints caused by low-resolution images.
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Recommended resolution
✅ 300 DPI for most print products
✅ 150 DPI can work for large banners viewed from far away
❌ 72 DPI (web resolution) is not suitable for print
Easy rule
The bigger the print, the larger your image needs to be.
If you stretch a small image to a big size, it becomes blurry.
Quick examples
Good:
- 8.5×11 flyer at 300 DPI
- High-res product photo from a camera
Bad:
- Logo screenshot
- Image downloaded from Google
- Instagram image used for a poster
How to check
If you use Photoshop:
- Image → Image Size → check DPI and pixel dimensions
If you’re unsure, upload your file and we’ll confirm quality before printing.
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