Check image DPI before you export
Printify | Print for Figma inspects every raster asset in your Figma document, surfaces current vs target DPI, and guides you to fix issues before you share files with your print partner.
Why DPI verification matters
Low-resolution graphics look pixelated once they hit press. The DPI tab shows you the current resolution of each placed image, the target DPI (300 by default), and highlights assets that need attention so you can replace, resample, or resize them before exporting.
- Scan every raster asset inside selected frames or across an entire document.
- See current DPI vs the configured target and filter to only problematic images.
- Block exports that don’t meet production thresholds to avoid costly reprints.
Inside the DPI tab
Colour-coded flags show severity (Low, Medium, High), along with current and target values. Fix assets and re-run the check to clear the warnings before exporting.
Preflight confidence
Resolve DPI issues before exporting so printers aren’t chasing you for higher-res artwork.
Works with templates
Templates inherit DPI requirements, ensuring each deliverable meets agency or client standards.