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How do you spell high-resolution?
High-resolution is spelled H-I-G-H, a hyphen, then R-E-S-O-L-U-T-I-O-N. The hyphen belongs there whenever the phrase sits in front of a noun. All the stock photos on this site qualify, since the largest download is 7680 pixels wide.
Letter by letter
H-I-G-H hyphen R-E-S-O-L-U-T-I-O-N
Spelling note
Hyphenate it before a noun, as in high-resolution stock photos; the short form hi-res also takes a hyphen.
What it means for stock photos
High-resolution describes a picture with enough pixels for large prints and sharp displays. Everything on Cheap Stock Photos is delivered at up to 8K, which is high-resolution by any standard.
Common misspellings
high resolution→ high-resolutionhighresolution→ high-resolutionhi-resolution→ high-resolutionhigh-resoltion→ high-resolutionhigh-resolusion→ high-resolution