Your Go-To Tool for Converting Pixels to Inches (PX to Inch) – Free and Easy!
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To make things easier, here’s a quick reference table for converting common pixel values to inches at different PPI values:
| Pixels (px) | Inches (72 PPI) | Inches (96 PPI) | Inches (300 PPI) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 px | 1.39 in | 1.04 in | 0.33 in |
| 200 px | 2.78 in | 2.08 in | 0.67 in |
| 300 px | 4.17 in | 3.13 in | 1.00 in |
| 400 px | 5.56 in | 4.17 in | 1.33 in |
| 500 px | 6.94 in | 5.21 in | 1.67 in |
| 600 px | 8.33 in | 6.25 in | 2.00 in |
| 700 px | 9.72 in | 7.29 in | 2.33 in |
| 800 px | 11.11 in | 8.33 in | 2.67 in |
| 900 px | 12.50 in | 9.38 in | 3.00 in |
| 1000 px | 13.89 in | 10.42 in | 3.33 in |
Need to convert pixels to inches for design, print, or screen layouts? This free Pixels to Inches Converter helps you calculate physical dimensions based on any PPI (Pixels Per Inch).
Whether you’re designing websites, mobile apps, posters, or thumbnails—this tool gives you accurate inch values for every pixel dimension.
When you design something on your computer, you’re dealing with pixels, which are tiny squares of color that combine to make an image. But when you print or display your work on various screens, you’ll need to think in inches or centimeters.
Converting pixels to inches helps ensure that what looks good on your screen stays consistent across devices and in print.
Pixels Per Inch (PPI) tells you how many pixels fit in a one-inch space on a screen. It’s an essential factor in determining the sharpness of your images. A higher PPI means more pixels in every inch, resulting in a clearer, more detailed image.
For instance, screens and images with 300 PPI will look sharper than those with 96 PPI. When converting pixels to inches, PPI plays a crucial role.
The conversion from pixels to inches is straightforward. Here's the formula:
Inches = Pixels / PPI
For example, if your image is 1000 pixels wide and you’re working with a resolution of 96 PPI, the conversion would be:
Inches = 1000 / 96 = 10.42 inches
That means your image would be 10.42 inches wide when printed or displayed at 96 PPI.
Preparing print-ready graphics (posters, brochures, banners)
Designing for physical displays or signage
Converting screen dimensions to real-world size
Creating Elementor or Figma layouts with measurable accuracy
Photographers resizing images for exact output
Converting pixels to inches isn’t always straightforward. Here are a few challenges you might face:
While PPI refers to pixels per inch on screens, DPI (Dots Per Inch) is a printer’s measure of how many dots of ink it can apply to a single inch of paper. In printing, both PPI and DPI work together to ensure your designs look crisp and sharp.
Higher DPI and PPI values usually result in better quality prints.
If you're using a resolution of 96 PPI, one inch equals 96 pixels. However, this can change based on the device's PPI setting.
Use the formula: Pixels = Inches x PPI. For example, at 96 PPI, 2 inches would equal 192 pixels.
300 PPI means there are 300 pixels packed into each inch of the image. This high resolution is often used for high-quality print images.
Use design tools like Photoshop, Canva, or any image editor to resize the image by either pixels or inches, depending on your requirement.
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