batchDPI 2.00 for Mac
Mac Photo & DesignbatchDPI is a focused Mac utility for changing the DPI (dots per inch) resolution setting of images in bulk. DPI metadata decides how large an image prints at a given pixel size, and jobs often arrive with the wrong value: web images at 72 DPI that a printer wants at 300, or print files that need standardising before delivery. Instead of opening every picture individually, you set the DPI once and batchDPI applies it to the whole set.
Key Features
- Change the DPI resolution of many images in a single batch
- Apply one consistent resolution value across a whole folder of files
- Useful for preparing images for print, publishing and client delivery
- Simple, single-purpose workflow without a full image editor
- Part of the same batch-tool approach: set the rule once, process everything
How to Download
- Check that your Mac runs a recent version of macOS before installing.
- Use the green Download button on this page, or visit the developer's website to check the current edition they offer.
- Install the app, run a small folder of copied images through it, and verify the new DPI values before a full batch.
System Requirements
batchDPI runs on Macs with a recent version of macOS, on Apple silicon or Intel hardware. Changing resolution metadata is very light work, so any modern Mac processes large batches quickly.
FAQs
Does changing DPI make my image higher quality?
No. DPI is an instruction about print size, not new detail. Raising the number without resampling just makes the image print smaller; it cannot add pixels that were never captured.
Why do printers ask for 300 DPI?
300 DPI is the long-standing standard for sharp printed output at normal reading distance. batchDPI lets you set that value across a whole delivery folder in one go.
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