What size are Pokemon cards in pixels?

Pokemon cards are typically 63.5mm x 88mm in size. To convert that to pixels, you need to know the resolution of the image you're using.

Here's how to figure it out:

1. Resolution: Determine the resolution of the image (e.g., 300 pixels per inch (PPI) for a high-quality print).

2. Inches to Pixels: Convert the card dimensions to inches (63.5mm = 2.5 inches and 88mm = 3.5 inches).

3. Calculate Pixel Dimensions: Multiply the inch dimensions by the resolution. For example, at 300 PPI:

* Width: 2.5 inches x 300 PPI = 750 pixels

* Height: 3.5 inches x 300 PPI = 1050 pixels

Therefore, the pixel size of a Pokemon card will vary depending on the image resolution.

Common Resolutions and Approximate Pixel Dimensions:

* 72 PPI (web resolution): 180 x 252 pixels

* 300 PPI (print resolution): 750 x 1050 pixels

* 600 PPI (very high resolution): 1500 x 2100 pixels

Remember: These are just estimates. The actual pixel size may vary slightly depending on the specific image and its dimensions.