PRINT SIZE ANSWER · OCTOBER 2026

11×14 Print Size in Pixels at 300, 240, 200 & 150 PPI

For a 11×14 inch print at 300 PPI, prepare an image at 3,300 × 4,200 pixels. Lower pixel dimensions may also work when the viewing distance and intended use allow it.

11×14 pixel dimensions by print resolution

The pixel requirement is the physical print size multiplied by the target pixels per inch. These dimensions preserve the 11:14 shape without cropping.

ResolutionPixel dimensionsTypical use
300 PPI3,300 × 4,200 pxExcellent / fine art — ideal for high-quality prints and close viewing.
240 PPI2,640 × 3,360 pxExcellent — very high quality for photography and wall art.
200 PPI2,200 × 2,800 pxVery good — suitable for most decorative prints.
150 PPI1,650 × 2,100 pxGood for large wall art — best when viewed from some distance.

Does 11×14 need cropping?

An 11×14 print has a 11:14 aspect ratio. It is not the same as 4:5; artwork prepared at 4:5 needs a small crop or border to fit 11×14 without distortion. If your source image has the same ratio, it can scale to 11×14 without changing composition. If the ratio differs, use the ratio calculator to preview the crop before exporting.

What if my file says 72, 96 or 300 DPI?

The stored DPI/PPI metadata does not create or remove pixels. For print planning, the important inputs are your image's actual pixel dimensions and the physical size you want to print. The Print Size & Resolution Calculator calculates the effective PPI for that exact combination.

11×14 print size FAQ

How many pixels do I need for an 11×14 print at 300 PPI?

You need 3,300 × 4,200 pixels for an 11×14 inch print at 300 PPI.

What aspect ratio is 11×14?

An 11×14 print uses the 11:14 aspect ratio.

Is 11×14 the same as a 4:5 ratio?

No. 11×14 is its own 11:14 aspect ratio. A 4:5 image will need cropping or borders to print at 11×14 without distortion.

Can I print with fewer pixels?

Yes. A lower effective PPI can still work for wall art, especially at larger sizes viewed from farther away. Use the calculator to check your exact file and target size.