Need to convert pixels to inches? Use our free online Pixels to Inches Converter (also known as a PX to Inch Calculator) for quick and accurate conversions. Ideal for designers, developers, and anyone working with digital images or print layouts.
To convert pixels to inches manually, divide the pixel value by the screen DPI (dots per inch). For example, 300 pixels at 100 DPI equals 3 inches. Our PX to Inch Converter does this for you instantly, saving time and effort.
Before using the Inches to Pixels Converter, it’s important to understand a few key concepts based on your needs—whether you’re working with web design (CSS), print media, or determining device screen dimensions.
If you’re working with the web, converting pixels to inches follows a standard rule: 96 pixels per inch (PPI), as defined by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). This is the default PPI for web usage. You can skip ahead to the converter if this is your case.
For print design, PPI (Pixels Per Inch) and DPI (Dots Per Inch) play crucial roles in determining the clarity and resolution of printed images.
Example: An 8" x 10" image at 72 PPI will appear blurry when printed, whereas the same image at 300 PPI will be much sharper and professional-looking.
If you want to determine the physical size of a device, like a smartphone or monitor, you can use the Pixels to Inches Converter. You need the PPI value (e.g., 400 PPI) and the screen resolution (e.g., 1080 x 2340 pixels) to calculate the actual size in inches.
To manually convert pixels to inches, use the following formula:
Inches | Pixels (at 96 PPI) |
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1 inch | 96 px |
2 inches | 192 px |
4 inches | 384 px |
5 inches | 480 px |
6 inches | 576 px |
8 inches | 768 px |
10 inches | 960 px |
12 inches | 1152 px |
20 inches | 1920 px |
24 inches | 2304 px |
30 inches | 2880 px |
36 inches | 3456 px |
42 inches | 4032 px |
48 inches | 4608 px |