16:9 (HD)
Width: 1,920 pixels; Height: 1,080 pixels; Target Width (for resizing): 1,280 pixels
Aspect Ratio (Formatted): 1.78:1; Aspect Ratio: 1.777777778; New Height (Maintained Aspect Ratio): 720 pixels
Calculates aspect ratios for images or screens, or resizes maintaining aspect ratio.
Start with your values, or try a preset.
Enter Width, Height, and Target Width (for resizing) in the units shown.
Read Aspect Ratio (Formatted), Aspect Ratio, and New Height (Maintained Aspect Ratio) in the results panel. Results update as you change the inputs.
Choose a preset to load an example, then adjust the values for your situation.
See the inputs and their calculated results.
Width: 1,920 pixels; Height: 1,080 pixels; Target Width (for resizing): 1,280 pixels
Aspect Ratio (Formatted): 1.78:1; Aspect Ratio: 1.777777778; New Height (Maintained Aspect Ratio): 720 pixels
Width: 640 pixels; Height: 480 pixels; Target Width (for resizing): 800 pixels
Aspect Ratio (Formatted): 1.33:1; Aspect Ratio: 1.333333333; New Height (Maintained Aspect Ratio): 600 pixels
Width: 235 pixels; Height: 100 pixels; Target Width (for resizing): 1,920 pixels
Aspect Ratio (Formatted): 2.35:1; Aspect Ratio: 2.35; New Height (Maintained Aspect Ratio): 817 pixels
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