Graphic Design Worksheet: Pixels and Image Size
Creator's tip (Width times height): Pixels = width × height; megapixels = pixels ÷ 1000000. Aspect ratio = width : height. 16:9 wide, 4:3 squarer, 1:1 square, 9:16 tall. Keep the ratio: a 16:9 frame 1920 pixels wide is 1920 ÷ 16 × 9 = 1080 tall. Printing: inches × pixels per inch.
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- 1.🟦 A 4:3 video frame is 640 pixels wide. How many pixels tall is it?
- 2.🟦 A 16:9 video frame is 3840 pixels wide. How many pixels tall is it?
- 3.🟦 A photo is 4000 × 1000 pixels. How many megapixels is that (1 megapixel = 1000000 pixels)? =
- 4.🟦 Which aspect ratio best fits a classic tablet screen? (a) 9:16 (b) 1:1 (c) 16:9 (d) 4:3
- 5.🟦 Stretching a photo only sideways makes people look … (a) sharper (b) squashed or wide (c) exactly the same (d) more colourful
- 6.🟦 An image is 350 pixels wide and 20 pixels tall. How many pixels does it have in all?
- 7.Which of these best fits 16:9? (a) an album cover (b) an older TV screen (c) a widescreen slide (d) a square profile picture
- 8.🟦 What is a pixel? (a) a font size (b) a tiny dot of colour (c) a type of paper (d) a sound
- 9.🟦 To print sharply at 300 pixels per inch, how many pixels wide must a photo be for a 3-inch-wide print?
- 10.🟦 An image is 960 × 720 pixels. What is its aspect ratio? (a) 1:1 (b) 4:3 (c) 16:9 (d) 3:2
- 11.🟦 You shrink a 40 × 40 pixel image to half its width and half its height. How many pixels does it have now?
- 12.🟦 An image is 400 pixels wide and 270 pixels tall. How many pixels does it have in all?
- 13.🟦 You shrink a 440 × 560 pixel image to half its width and half its height. How many pixels does it have now?
- 14.Which of these best fits 4:3? (a) a classic tablet screen (b) a square post (c) a landscape video (d) an upright phone screen
- 15.Which of these best fits 9:16? (a) an older TV screen (b) an old-style monitor (c) a classic tablet screen (d) an upright phone screen
- 16.🟦 A photo is 3000 × 1000 pixels. How many megapixels is that (1 megapixel = 1000000 pixels)? =
- 17.🟦 An image is 390 pixels wide and 320 pixels tall. How many pixels does it have in all?
- 18.🟦 A 16:9 frame is … (a) round (b) wider than it is tall (c) a perfect square (d) taller than wide
- 19.🟦 An image is 400 × 300 pixels. What is its aspect ratio? (a) 1:1 (b) 3:2 (c) 16:9 (d) 4:3
- 20.Which of these best fits 16:9? (a) a classic tablet screen (b) a square sticker (c) a widescreen TV (d) a phone story clip
- 21.Which of these best fits 4:3? (a) a phone story clip (b) an old-style monitor (c) a tall phone video (d) a square profile picture
- 22.🟦 You shrink an 80 × 280 pixel image to half its width and half its height. How many pixels does it have now?
- 23.🟦 Which aspect ratio best fits a tall phone video? (a) 4:3 (b) 9:16 (c) 1:1 (d) 16:9
- 24.🟦 An image is 300 × 200 pixels. What is its aspect ratio? (a) 16:9 (b) 3:2 (c) 4:3 (d) 1:1
- 25.🟦 An image is 140 pixels wide and 60 pixels tall. How many pixels does it have in all?
- 26.Which of these best fits 1:1? (a) a widescreen TV (b) an upright phone screen (c) a phone story clip (d) a square sticker
- 27.🟦 You shrink a 560 × 40 pixel image to half its width and half its height. How many pixels does it have now?
- 28.🟦 To print sharply at 300 pixels per inch, how many pixels wide must a photo be for a 4-inch-wide print?
- 29.🟦 Which aspect ratio best fits a square profile picture? (a) 1:1 (b) 9:16 (c) 16:9 (d) 4:3
- 30.🟦 A photo is 2000 × 4000 pixels. How many megapixels is that (1 megapixel = 1000000 pixels)? =
- 31.🟦 A photo is 5000 × 3000 pixels. How many megapixels is that (1 megapixel = 1000000 pixels)? =
- 32.🟦 You shrink a 60 × 200 pixel image to half its width and half its height. How many pixels does it have now?
- 33.🟦 To print sharply at 150 pixels per inch, how many pixels wide must a photo be for a 7-inch-wide print?
- 34.🟦 To print sharply at 150 pixels per inch, how many pixels wide must a photo be for a 3-inch-wide print?
- 35.🟦 You shrink a 120 × 80 pixel image to half its width and half its height. How many pixels does it have now?
- 36.🟦 A 16:9 video frame is 1600 pixels wide. How many pixels tall is it?
- 37.🟦 A photo is 3000 × 3000 pixels. How many megapixels is that (1 megapixel = 1000000 pixels)? =
- 38.🟦 A photo is 6000 × 1500 pixels. How many megapixels is that (1 megapixel = 1000000 pixels)? =
- 39.🟦 Zooming in a lot on a small photo makes it look … (a) blocky (pixelated) (b) longer (c) louder (d) sharper
- 40.🟦 You shrink a 180 × 700 pixel image to half its width and half its height. How many pixels does it have now?
Answer key
- 480
- 2160
- 4
- 4:3
- squashed or wide
- 7000
- a widescreen slide
- a tiny dot of colour
- 900
- 4:3
- 400
- 108000
- 61600
- a classic tablet screen
- an upright phone screen
- 3
- 124800
- wider than it is tall
- 4:3
- a widescreen TV
- an old-style monitor
- 5600
- 9:16
- 3:2
- 8400
- a square sticker
- 5600
- 1200
- 1:1
- 8
- 15
- 3000
- 1050
- 450
- 2400
- 900
- 9
- 9
- blocky (pixelated)
- 31500
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