Just a little bit larger, but because the subject is a larger form without too much detail, it is acceptable.Īn image with a lot of smaller detail. Below are examples of various sizes described in pixels and also inches for scanning purposes.For the Web, if you can set the pixel dimensions of your image, you do not need to be concerned with the resolution. For print, the resolution of the image described in dpi (dots per inch) or ppi (pixels per inch) is very important. You would not size an image for the Web the same as you would size an image for print.If you capture too few pixels, your image will be postage stamp size and not easily readable. If you capture too many pixels, your image will take up too much of the monitor's screen.It is a good idea to start thinking in pixels rather than inches. When sizing images for the web, the issue of how many pixels are captured is important to consider.The amount of space it takes up on your hard drive, described in bytes, kilobytes (K), or megabytes (MB).įor preparing images for the web, we need to be concerned with #1, the size the image takes up on a monitor, and #3, the size in kilobytes for faster delivery to web pages (discussed in the section on Saving files for the Web).The physical size the image will be when printed out.
The size the image will display on a monitor.When you speak of the size of an image, you could mean:
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