Which term relates to the size of a printed image at 300 PPI?

• A. Display Size
• B. Print Size
• C. Cropping Options
• D. Area Focus

Answer: (B)

Print size describes the physical dimensions of a printed image at a given resolution, such as 300 PPI. PPI stands for pixels per inch, so the print size is found by taking the image’s pixel dimensions and dividing by 300. For example, a 6000 by 4000 pixel image would print about 20 by 13.33 inches at 300 PPI. This ties the digital pixel data to actual paper size. Display size refers to how big the image appears on a screen (in pixels or screen-specific units), cropping options concern trimming the image edges, and area focus relates to composition or focus area. So the term that relates to the size of a printed image at 300 PPI is print size.