Resize a Photo to 40×50 cm Without Cropping
40×50 cm (15.75×19.68 inches) = 4,724 × 5,906 px at 300 DPI, or 2,362 × 2,953 px for a print viewed from a step away (150 DPI).
40×50 cm, about 15.7×19.7 inches, is the metric counterpart of 16×20 and a popular canvas and frame size. Upload a photo below and we'll extend it to 4:5 and rebuild it at full size.
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Set to 40×50 cm (15.75×19.68 inches) — 4,724 × 5,906 px at 300 DPI. You can change it after uploading.
Why 40×50 cm Cuts Things Off
40×50 cm is 4:5, the same shape as 8×10 and 16×20, so a file made for those scales straight to it. A phone photo loses about six percent of its height to fill it, a camera photo about a sixth. At 300 DPI it's 4,724×5,906 pixels, 28 megapixels; we deliver about 3,577×4,473, roughly 227 per inch, sharp at arm's length and more than enough on a wall.
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 40×50 cm shows up
- Canvas prints in metric sizes
- Frames sold in centimetres
- Portrait and family wall prints
- Art prints for European buyers
Pixels a 40×50 cm print needs
- Sharp in your hand (300 DPI)
- 4,724 × 5,906 px
- Sharp on a wall (150 DPI)
- 2,362 × 2,953 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.
40×50 cm Questions
Is 40×50 cm the same as 16×20?
The same 4:5 shape, slightly smaller: 16×20 inches is 40.6×50.8 cm. A 16×20 file scales to 40×50 cm without cropping.
How many pixels is 40×50 cm?
4,724×5,906 pixels at 300 DPI, or 2,362×2,953 at 150 DPI.
More answers on the Resly AI FAQ.