Choose a mode
Use Calculate size when you know the ratio and one pixel dimension. Use Calculate ratio when you already know width and height.
Free image tool
Calculate pixel dimensions from a ratio, or reduce any image size to its simplest aspect ratio. Keep photos, videos, and AI image outputs proportional without stretching.
Calculation mode
1,920 × 1,08016:91.7778aspect-ratio: 16 / 9;Use Calculate size when you know the ratio and one pixel dimension. Use Calculate ratio when you already know width and height.
Type a ratio such as 16:9 or enter pixel dimensions such as 1920 x 1080.
Use the calculated pixel size, simplified ratio, decimal value, or CSS aspect-ratio value in your project.
Use these formulas when you need to calculate image or video dimensions manually.
Height = (Width x Ratio Height) / Ratio Width. Example: 1920 x 9 / 16 = 1080.
Width = (Height x Ratio Width) / Ratio Height. Example: 1080 x 16 / 9 = 1920.
Aspect ratio is the proportional relationship between width and height. It describes shape, while resolution describes the actual number of pixels.
A 16:9 image keeps the same shape whether it is 1280 x 720, 1920 x 1080, or 3840 x 2160.
Two images can share the same aspect ratio but have very different pixel counts and export quality.
When you resize width and height proportionally, people, products, and graphics keep their natural shape.
Calculate the exact target canvas before generating or extending an image so the result fits your final platform.
Pick a ratio based on where the final image or video will be published.
Standard for YouTube videos, HD TV, desktop video, and many presentation formats.
Works well for avatars, product thumbnails, and balanced social media feed posts.
Best for TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and full-screen mobile stories.
A strong option for Instagram feed images and vertical ads that need more screen space.
Used by older displays, some cameras, slides, and legacy video formats.
Used for cinematic crops, ultrawide monitors, immersive banners, and game visuals.
It is a tool that calculates the relationship between width and height. You can use it to find a missing pixel dimension or reduce a pixel size to a simple ratio.
Use the calculator to choose your target dimensions, then generate or extend images with PixUnblur tools.