Aspect Ratio Calculator
Simplify aspect ratio from width/height with presets, custom ratios, dimension conversion and proportional scaling
Input Size
Current Ratio: 16:9
Common Presets
Custom Ratio
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Calculate by Width
Width1920
Calculated Height720
Calculate by Height
Calculated Width1280
Height1080
Proportional Scaling
Scaled Width
1920
Scaled Height
1080
Common Size Reference
Video & Displays
- 1920×1080 (Full HD)
- 2560×1440 (2K QHD)
- 3840×2160 (4K UHD)
- 1280×720 (HD)
- 2560×1080 (UltraWide)
Social Media Images
- 1080×1080 (Instagram)
- 1200×630 (Facebook)
- 1200×675 (Twitter/X)
- 1080×1920 (Stories)
- 1080×1350 (Instagram Portrait)
Standard Ratios
- 16:9 - Widescreen video
- 4:3 - Classic TV/monitor
- 1:1 - Square
- 9:16 - Vertical video
- 21:9 - Cinema widescreen
Guide
This aspect ratio calculator simplifies W:H and converts new dimensions while keeping proportions, useful for image/video sizing, screen resolutions, and proportional scaling.
Features
- Auto-simplify the ratio from width and height in real time.
- Built-in presets like 16:9, 4:3, and 9:16 for quick selection.
- Custom ratio support and automatic height calculation based on current width.
- Convert by new width or new height to avoid stretching.
- Proportional scaling results and a handy reference list for common sizes.
How to Use
- Enter the original width and height to see the simplified aspect ratio.
- Pick a preset or enter a custom ratio and click Apply.
- Type a new width to calculate the matching height with the same ratio.
- Type a new height to calculate the matching width with the same ratio.
- Choose a scale percentage to get scaled dimensions instantly.
Use Cases
- Prepare covers and assets for 16:9, 9:16, and other platform ratio requirements.
- Compute target dimensions before resizing or exporting images and videos.
- Derive the missing side in UI design and frontend development without distortion.
- Compare common resolutions and aspect ratios for display selection.
Tips
- Use integer dimensions when possible to reduce rounding differences.
- When only one side is known, convert by width/height to keep proportions.
- Presets are great for standard specs; custom ratios help with special framing.
FAQ
- Why are results rounded? Pixel-based sizes are typically integers, so values are rounded for practical use.
- Aspect ratio vs resolution: resolution is the exact size, ratio is the proportional relationship.
- How to avoid distortion? Always convert using the same W:H ratio when resizing.
Privacy
All calculations run locally in your browser. No sizing data is uploaded or stored.