300 DPI TIFF — Print-Ready

Download a free 300 DPI TIFF at A4 dimensions (2480×3508). The standard resolution for professional printing — test DPI detection, print layout rendering, and high-resolution image processing.

sample-300dpi.tiff

2.20 MB

2480×3508 · 24-bit · RGB

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Filename: sample-300dpi.tiff
Exact size: 2,307,388 bytes
Displayed size: 2.20 MB
MIME type: image/tiff
Dimensions: 2,480 x 3,508 px
Bit depth: 24-bit
Color space: RGB
License: CC0 / Public Domain
Download URL: https://truefilesize.com/files/tiff/sample-300dpi.tiff

Other TIFF files

sample-1mb.tiff

1.10 MB

2000×1500 · 24-bit · RGB

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Filename: sample-1mb.tiff
Exact size: 1,153,344 bytes
Displayed size: 1.10 MB
MIME type: image/tiff
Dimensions: 2,000 x 1,500 px
Bit depth: 24-bit
Color space: RGB
License: CC0 / Public Domain
Download URL: https://truefilesize.com/files/tiff/sample-1mb.tiff

sample-10mb.tiff

11.00 MB

4000×3000 · 32-bit · CMYK

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Filename: sample-10mb.tiff
Exact size: 11,529,740 bytes
Displayed size: 11.00 MB
MIME type: image/tiff
Dimensions: 4,000 x 3,000 px
Bit depth: 32-bit
Color space: CMYK
License: CC0 / Public Domain
Download URL: https://truefilesize.com/files/tiff/sample-10mb.tiff

sample-cmyk.tiff

3.30 MB

2400×1800 · 32-bit · CMYK

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Filename: sample-cmyk.tiff
Exact size: 3,457,402 bytes
Displayed size: 3.30 MB
MIME type: image/tiff
Dimensions: 2,400 x 1,800 px
Bit depth: 32-bit
Color space: CMYK
License: CC0 / Public Domain
Download URL: https://truefilesize.com/files/tiff/sample-cmyk.tiff

Frequently Asked Questions

Why 300 DPI?

300 DPI (dots per inch) is the standard for professional printing. It provides sharp, detailed output on paper. Screen display is typically 72–96 DPI. Our file is A4 size at 300 DPI — exactly what a printer expects.

How do I check the DPI of an image?

ImageMagick: identify -verbose image.tiff | grep Resolution. Python Pillow: image.info.get('dpi'). Most image viewers show DPI in file properties/info.