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How do I avoid blurry or pixelated images?

Written by Theresa Alvarez

Updated at September 26th, 2025

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To avoid blurry or pixilated images: 

  • Use high-resolution images—at least 300 DPI (dots per inch).
  • Avoid screenshots or low-quality images from the internet.
  • When scanning documents or photos, set your scanner to 300 DPI or higher.
  • Don’t enlarge small images; it’s better to start with a larger original.
  • Use clear, original image files (JPG, PNG) directly from your phone or camera.
  • Avoid resizing small images to make them bigger—this causes pixelation.
  • Make sure photos are taken in good lighting and are in focus.
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