Updated June 8th, 2019.
How big is that image, in pixels?
It’s useful to know an image’s pixel dimensions, because, for a given picture, more pixels generally means higher quality, higher resolution, and an ability to be printed larger without looking all pixelated. Almost every graphics program has a way of showing you an image’s dimensions but you can find that info without even opening the image up. Just click on its icon once, then go to File/Get Info (or ⌘-I). You’ll see the dimensions in the More Info section.
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