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dpi
This term is a technical specification used primarily in digital imaging, printing, and display technology. It describes the density of detail; a higher value indicates a sharper, more detailed image, while a lower value results in a grainier or more pixelated appearance.
As a unit of measurement, it is typically treated as an uncountable noun in technical discourse. It is rarely pluralized as "dpis" because it functions as a standard of measure (similar to "pixels per inch"), though some informal contexts may use the plural when referring to different resolution settings.
Meanings
Examples
The scanner is set to 600 dpi to capture all the fine details of the document.
I need a higher dpi setting for this print to avoid pixelation.
Most gaming mice allow you to adjust the dpi on the fly using a dedicated button.
Is 300 dpi enough for a standard brochure print?
The image looks blurry because the dpi is too low for the size of the poster.
I prefer a low dpi for precise sniping in this game.
Check if the printer supports 1200 dpi for professional photography work.
Check if the printer supports 1200 dpi for professional photography work.
The resolution is measured in dpi, which stands for dots per inch.