Pixels to Inches Converter

This Pixels (PX) to Inches Converter we created helps you to convert pixels into inches and inches back into pixels. It is useful for screen design, print layouts, image sizing, and other digital or physical measurements.

This is a free online converter designed for quick and accurate pixel to inch conversion. No sign-up is required, and results are shown instantly, making it simple to use for designers, developers, and everyday users.

Pixels to Inches Converter | Free Online PX to IN Calculator

Pixels (px) Enter pixel value

Inches (in) Converted result

🖥️ PPI (Pixels Per Inch)

Result

inches

📝 Conversion Formula

Inches = Pixels ÷ PPI

📖 How to Use This Converter

Enter Pixels

Type the pixel value you want to convert

Select PPI

Choose or enter your screen/print PPI

Get Result

Instantly see the conversion in inches

Copy & Use

Copy the result with one click

🖥️ What is PPI?

PPI (Pixels Per Inch) measures the pixel density of a screen or image. Higher PPI means sharper images. Common values: 72 (web), 96 (Windows), 300 (print).

🎨 For Designers

Use 72 PPI for web graphics, 300 PPI for print designs. This ensures your images look crisp in their intended medium.

📱 Screen Sizes

Modern phones use higher PPI (326-458). Retina displays show more pixels per inch for sharper text and images.

📊 Quick Conversion Reference Table

Pixels	72 PPI	96 PPI	150 PPI	300 PPI
100 px	1.39 in	1.04 in	0.67 in	0.33 in
500 px	6.94 in	5.21 in	3.33 in	1.67 in
1000 px	13.89 in	10.42 in	6.67 in	3.33 in
1920 px	26.67 in	20.00 in	12.80 in	6.40 in
3840 px	53.33 in	40.00 in	25.60 in	12.80 in

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between PPI and DPI?

PPI (Pixels Per Inch) refers to screen display resolution, while DPI (Dots Per Inch) refers to print resolution. For digital conversions, they are often used interchangeably, but technically PPI is for screens and DPI is for printers.

What PPI should I use for web design?

For web design, 72 PPI or 96 PPI is standard. Windows traditionally uses 96 PPI, while Mac uses 72 PPI. However, modern high-DPI displays may use higher values.

What PPI is best for printing?

For high-quality printing, use 300 PPI. This ensures sharp, professional results. For large format prints viewed from a distance, 150 PPI may be sufficient.

How do I find my screen’s PPI?

You can calculate your screen’s PPI by dividing the diagonal pixel resolution by the diagonal screen size in inches. Many manufacturers also list the PPI in device specifications.

Why does the same pixel value give different inch results?

The physical size in inches depends on the PPI. Higher PPI means more pixels fit in one inch, so the same pixel count results in fewer inches. Lower PPI means pixels are larger, giving more inches.

What is 1920 pixels in inches?

At 96 PPI (standard Windows): 1920 ÷ 96 = 20 inches. At 72 PPI: 1920 ÷ 72 = 26.67 inches. At 300 PPI (print): 1920 ÷ 300 = 6.4 inches.