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What is the image size of a scanned document?

April 26, 2017DOCUMENT image scanned size

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What is the image size of a scanned document?

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A single image typically occupies approximately 50 KB of disk space if the image is stored in TIFF Group IV. The actual size of an image depends upon the several factors including the image type (bi-tonal, grayscale, color), bit-depth, compression type, resolution, and document data density.