Density, typically in ppi, is how resolution is mapped to scale on a display or when printing. In this image, the 72 dpi and dpi have the same resolution, but are mapped at different scales. Folk who use the metric system will prefer points and dots per centimeter. A higher dpi is required for higher-density displays. At one time not that long ago, most displays were 72 dpi or 96 dpi. Smaller devices typically have higher ppi because you hold them closer; monitors have lower ppi for the same reason.
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By submitting payment information, you are acknowledging our Refund Policy. These two terms are often used interchangeably for various reasons. Firstly, even though the PPI refers to an on-screen image, it can affect the quality of the printed image. The more pixels, the better.
It only refers to image quality when printed. Since DPI is related to the printed image, changing and optimizing it affects the clarity and quality of your image.
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