PX to IN Converter
Use this free online px to inches converter tool to convert pixel values to physical inches. Inches are an absolute unit primarily used in print media, where 1 inch equals 96 pixels according to CSS specifications. This tool is valuable for print stylesheets and ensuring accurate physical dimensions.
To convert pixels to inches, divide the pixel value by 96 (the CSS standard for pixels per inch). This conversion assumes the CSS reference pixel definition where 1 inch equals exactly 96 pixels. The result represents the physical measurement in inches.
Conversion Formula
in = px ÷ 96
For example, to convert 192px to inches, calculate 192 ÷ 96 = 2in. Similarly, 96px equals exactly 1 inch because 96 ÷ 96 = 1.
PX to IN Converter Conversion Table
| PX | IN |
|---|---|
| 1px | 0.0104in |
| 4px | 0.0417in |
| 8px | 0.0833in |
| 12px | 0.125in |
| 16px | 0.1667in |
| 20px | 0.2083in |
| 24px | 0.25in |
| 32px | 0.3333in |
| 40px | 0.4167in |
| 48px | 0.5in |
| 64px | 0.6667in |
| 96px | 1in |
| 128px | 1.333in |
| 160px | 1.667in |
| 176px | 1.833in |
| 192px | 2in |
| 208px | 2.167in |
| 224px | 2.333in |
| 256px | 2.667in |
| 320px | 3.333in |
| 480px | 5in |
| 576px | 6in |
| 768px | 8in |
| 800px | 8.333in |
| 960px | 10in |
| 992px | 10.33in |
| 1024px | 10.67in |
| 1120px | 11.67in |
| 1200px | 12.5in |
| 1280px | 13.33in |
| 1440px | 15in |
| 1600px | 16.67in |
| 1920px | 20in |
What is PX?
Pixels (px) are an absolute CSS unit representing a single dot on screen, normatively defined as 1/96th of an inch. They are commonly used for precise element sizing in web design. However, pixels can create accessibility issues as they don't scale with user browser preferences, making them less ideal for responsive typography.
What is IN?
Inches (in) are an absolute CSS unit representing physical inches, primarily used for print media. In web contexts, 1 inch equals 96 pixels based on the CSS specification. While rarely used for screen design, inches are essential for print stylesheets and ensuring accurate physical dimensions in printed documents.