REM to VW Converter

Use this free online rem to vw converter tool to convert root em units to viewport width units. This conversion combines relative typography sizing with viewport-based responsive units. The converter requires both root font-size and viewport width for accurate calculations.

To convert rem to vw, first multiply the rem value by the root font-size to get pixels, then divide by viewport width and multiply by 100. The default values are 16px root font-size and 1920px viewport width. This creates responsive sizing that scales with both root font and viewport.

Conversion Formula

vw = (rem × root font-size ÷ viewport width) × 100

For example, to convert 3rem to vw with 16px root font-size and 1920px viewport, calculate (3 × 16 ÷ 1920) × 100 = 2.5vw. This means 3rem occupies 2.5% of a 1920px viewport.

REM to VW Converter Conversion Table (Viewport Width: 1920px, Root: 16px)

REMVW
0.0625rem0.0521vw
0.25rem0.2083vw
0.5rem0.4167vw
0.75rem0.625vw
1rem0.8333vw
1.25rem1.042vw
1.5rem1.25vw
2rem1.667vw
2.5rem2.083vw
3rem2.5vw
4rem3.333vw
6rem5vw
8rem6.667vw
10rem8.333vw
11rem9.167vw
12rem10vw
13rem10.83vw
14rem11.67vw
16rem13.33vw
20rem16.67vw
30rem25vw
36rem30vw
48rem40vw
50rem41.67vw
60rem50vw
62rem51.67vw
64rem53.33vw
70rem58.33vw
75rem62.5vw
80rem66.67vw
90rem75vw
100rem83.33vw
120rem100vw

What is REM?

REM (Root EM) is a relative CSS unit based on the root element's font size, typically 16px by default in most browsers. Unlike EM units which cascade based on parent elements, REM provides consistent sizing throughout the document. This makes REM ideal for creating scalable, accessible designs that respect user font-size preferences.

What is VW?

Viewport Width (vw) is a relative CSS unit where 1vw equals 1% of the browser viewport's width. This unit scales automatically as the viewport changes, making it ideal for responsive typography and fluid layouts. VW units are particularly useful for creating designs that adapt seamlessly across different screen sizes without media queries.

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