How it works
Drop your photos.
Type the DPI (for example 200 or 300) and leave the width and height empty.
Press Resize and download.
Set a photo's DPI to 200, 300 or any value, without changing its pixels or quality.
For JPGs, only the DPI number stored in the file changes, so the picture, its pixels and its size in KB stay exactly the same.
DPI only says how big the picture prints. If a form asks for a size in cm at a DPI, use Resize in cm instead so the pixels change too.
Drop your photos.
Type the DPI (for example 200 or 300) and leave the width and height empty.
Press Resize and download.
No. It changes the print size, not the detail. To add pixels, use Upscale.
Some portals check the DPI value saved in the file. This sets it so the upload is accepted.