Resize a Photo to 10×15 cm Without Cropping
10×15 cm (3.94×5.91 inches) = 1,181 × 1,772 px at 300 DPI, or 591 × 886 px for a print viewed from a step away (150 DPI).
10×15 cm is the everyday photo print in Europe, Latin America and most of the world: the metric twin of 4×6. Upload your photo below and we'll extend it to the 2:3 shape so the lab doesn't trim the sides.
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Set to 10×15 cm (3.94×5.91 inches) — 1,181 × 1,772 px at 300 DPI. You can change it after uploading.
Why 10×15 cm Cuts Things Off
10×15 cm is 2:3, the 35 mm film shape, and almost exactly a 4×6 (10.2×15.2 cm), so a file for one fits the other. Phones shoot 3:4, which is proportionally wider, so a lab fills a 10×15 by trimming about a ninth off the sides, where the people at the end of a group stand. 1,181×1,772 pixels covers it at 300 DPI, so shape, not resolution, is the issue.
Instead of trimming your photo down to the shape, we generate more of the scene around it until it fits — and sharpen the whole image in the same pass.
Where 10×15 cm shows up
- Standard prints from photo labs and kiosks
- Photo albums with 10×15 sleeves
- Postcards
- Small frames sold in centimetre sizes
Pixels a 10×15 cm print needs
- Sharp in your hand (300 DPI)
- 1,181 × 1,772 px
- Sharp on a wall (150 DPI)
- 591 × 886 px
A smaller photo still prints, just softer. Check yours against every size on the print size chart. Changing the DPI setting alone doesn’t add pixels: how to convert an image to 300 DPI.
10×15 cm Questions
Is 10×15 cm the same as 4×6 inches?
Nearly. 4×6 is 10.16×15.24 cm, the same 2:3 shape, and labs treat them as the same print.
How many pixels is 10×15 cm?
1,181×1,772 pixels at 300 DPI. Almost any phone photo has enough.
More answers on the Resly AI FAQ.