How big can a picture be used at in conventional professional printing?

You could get out the calculator or use a program such as Photoshop, but do you really need such a feature-rich program?

The answer is WhatPicSize.

It’s a small Windows program that launches quickly to give you maximum picture size at adjustable dpi settings. Zoom to 100% to check for pixelation, and, if there is caption information stored in the IPTC standard field, WhatPicSize will show you that as well. Save non-jpeg files as RGB jpegs with one click.

WhatPicSize will open:

JPEG Bitmap -- RGB & CMYK (JPG;JPEG;JPE)
Jpeg2000 (JP2)
TIFF Bitmap (TIF;TIFF)
GIF (GIF)
PaintBrush (PCX)
Windows Bitmap (BMP)
Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
Targa Bitmap (TGA;TARGA;PIX)
Portable Pixmap, GreyMap, BitMap (PXM;PPM;PGM;PBM)

Free 30-day trial version: download

To register your copy of WhatPicSize and obtain the unlock code (cost £20), you need to enter the serial number and ID Code. These can be found on the program’s registration screen and on the About Box.

When you have entered these, click Continue below.

JRSoft uses share-it! as its registration and sales partner. The unlock code that you will receive after payment will come from them and the name that appears on your credit card statement will be "WWW.ELEMENT5.INFO".