Analyze resolution, sharpness, noise levels, and compression. Check if your photos are suitable for print or web.
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Check if resolution is sufficient for various print sizes.
Verify good quality-to-size ratio for web use.
Megapixels, aspect ratio, color depth, compression level.
Three metrics are calculated: resolution score (megapixels relative to use case), compression score (bytes-per-pixel indicating data preservation), and sharpness estimate (derived from compression and resolution). These combine into an overall 0-100 quality score with specific recommendations for web, print, and professional use. Read our image quality guide for deeper tips.
High resolution doesn't guarantee high quality — a 20MP image compressed to 200KB will show artifacts. Conversely, a well-preserved 8MP image can outperform a poorly compressed 20MP one. For print-specific assessment, try the Print Readiness Scanner.