To check a file's resolution, open it with one of the software below and follow the instructions given for that software.
All logos and files for printing with your own design should be at 300 dpi (for projects up to 3 ink colors) or 1200 dpi (for full color projects). If you see that your file is at 72 dpi, that means it is intended for the web and not for printing materials. Please do NOT use or save files from the web as your printed images, as their resolution will most likely be 72 dpi, which is too low for professional printing.
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MS Paint | Will open .gif, .jpeg, .tiff, .bmp, .png | Click Properties |
| Adobe InDesign | Will open .indd, .pmd, .xqx | Click Image > Window > Info |
| Adobe Illustrator | Will open gif, .jpeg, .tiff, .bmp, .png, .ai, .eps, .cdr, .psd | All imported images should be at 300 dpi. Click on each image > Window > Document Info |
| Adobe Photoshop | Will open .gif, .jpeg, .tiff, .bmp, .png, .psd, .pdf | Click Image > Image Size |
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