Print shops and publishers often ask for TIFF at 300 DPI. Enter the print size and DPI and SVGShift renders exactly that many pixels and records the DPI in the file.
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Drop or paste an SVG.
Switch to Print size, enter the width in inches or cm, and pick 300 or 600 DPI.
Download the uncompressed RGBA .tiff.
A print at 300 DPI needs 300 pixels for every inch. A 4-inch-wide logo is therefore 1200 px wide. The DPI value stored in the TIFF tells layout software like InDesign or Word what physical size to place it at.
The TIFF is RGB with an alpha channel. If your printer needs CMYK, convert in the print software or ask the shop; browsers cannot produce CMYK.
No, it is uncompressed for maximum compatibility, so files are large (4 bytes per pixel).
If they accept vector files, a PDF or EPS keeps edges sharp at any size. Use TIFF when they explicitly request a raster file.
No, the TIFF is created in your browser.