How to find Image DPI/PPI in word

Word changes the dpi of the image when it is inserted. The resulting resolution depends on the selected default resolution. Go to File > Options > Advanced. You can select resolutions up to 330 ppi, or select "High fidelity" which avoids compression. This is the default in Office 2016.

However, if the image has less pixels than required for good printing, Word cannot increase the image quality, so he result will still be poor.

As a result, what you require cannot be done. When you insert the image, Word changes the resolution, depending on the setting. And, once the images are inserted, Word no longer knows the resolution of the original.

I not asking about word option. I am preparing word document for printing. So I am checking print preflight to converting word document into PDF and checking image resolutions and DPI/PPI. If it is low resolution image then again i am opening word document and replacing image and convert to pdf and again checking. Its getting more time to and time.

So, I want a tool to check those thing in word surface itself. So any way to find out. Can we use adobe DLL to reference in macro and do or with help of dot net using adobe dll reference.