800x1200

800x1200 refers to a two-dimensional resolution with 800 pixels of width and 1200 pixels of height. This orientation is portrait, and the aspect ratio is 2:3 (approximately 0.6667). As a common digital asset size, it is used for images intended for printing or insertion into templates where a tall, narrow image is suitable.

In printing terms, 800x1200 pixels roughly corresponds to an 8 by 12 inch print at 100 dots per inch (DPI). At higher DPI settings, the same pixel dimensions produce smaller physical prints (for example, about 2.67 by 4 inches at 300 DPI). Conversely, to achieve a larger print at a given DPI, a higher pixel count is required. Thus, the perceived print size depends on DPI rather than the pixel dimensions alone.

When editing, 800x1200 is often resized or cropped to fit other aspect ratios. Maintaining the aspect ratio avoids distortion; expanding to fit a different frame may require padding or intelligent cropping. If a different orientation is needed, rotation is possible, but cropping may still be necessary to preserve the 2:3 balance.

As a digital image, 800x1200 can be saved in various formats, such as JPEG, PNG, or TIFF. File size varies with color depth, compression, and image content. It serves as a straightforward, moderately high-resolution dimension for portfolios, product photography, and template-based design work.