33 × 48 mm in pixels
33 × 48 mm is 390 × 567 px at 300 DPI, the usual print resolution, and 780 × 1134 px at 600 DPI.
- 390 × 567 px at 300 DPI
- 3.30 × 4.80 cm
| 72 DPI | 94 × 136 px |
|---|---|
| 96 DPI | 125 × 181 px |
| 150 DPI | 195 × 283 px |
| 300 DPI | 390 × 567 px |
| 600 DPI | 780 × 1134 px |
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How to work out any photo size in pixels
- 01
Enter the width and height
In mm, cm, inches, or pixels to go the other way.
- 02
Pick the DPI
300 for prints from a shop or home printer, 600 if a printer asks for it.
- 03
Read the size
Pixels, millimetres and inches update as you type.
Good to know
- Pixels = size in inches × DPI, and one inch is 25.4 mm. That is all the calculator does.
- Printers and photo shops print at 300 DPI as standard. Screens ignore DPI and show pixels.
- An image with fewer pixels than this prints soft at this size. Changing the DPI number alone doesn't add detail.
Photos that are 33 × 48 mm
China visa photo
Head 28–33 mm tall, white or close to white background. Our maker saves it at 385 × 560 px.
Questions people ask
How many pixels is 33x48 mm?
33 × 48 mm is 390 × 567 px at 300 DPI, the usual print resolution, and 780 × 1134 px at 600 DPI. On a screen at 96 DPI it is 125 × 181 px.
What is 33 × 48 mm in other units?
33 × 48 mm is 3.30 × 4.80 cm, or 1.30 × 1.89 in.
What DPI should I use for a 33 × 48 mm photo?
300 DPI for prints from a photo shop or home printer. For an online form, use the pixel size the form states instead: forms count pixels, not DPI.
Which photos are 33 × 48 mm?
China visa photo. Each has its own head size and background rules, so use the maker for your document.