Inch to Pixel Converter
Convert inches to pixels for any DPI/PPI value
Conversion Settings
Please enter a valid DPI (1 or higher)
Common values: 72 (web), 96 (Windows), 120 (retina), 300 (print)
Inch to Pixel Conversion
Please enter a valid inch value
Conversion Result
At 96 DPI
Inch to Pixel (X) Converter
Need to convert inches to pixels (X)? This guide helps you understand the conversion clearly, with a quick-reference table, formulas, and an example for better clarity. Whether you’re working on digital designs, web layouts, or print measurements, knowing how to switch between inches and pixels is crucial.
What Is an Inch?
An inch (symbol: in) is a unit of length in the imperial and US customary systems. It is commonly used in the United States for measuring small dimensions in design, print, and manufacturing. One inch equals 2.54 centimeters.
What Is a Pixel (X)?
A pixel (short for “picture element”) is the smallest unit of a digital image or display. It represents a single point of color. Pixels do not have a fixed physical size until assigned a resolution. In many systems, 1 inch is considered to equal 96 pixels (X), which is a common screen resolution standard.
Inch to Pixel (X) Conversion Formula
To convert inches to pixels (X), multiply the inch value by 96:
1 inch = 96 pixels (X)
Formula: pixels (X) = inches × 96
To convert pixels (X) to inches, use the inverse:
1 pixel (X) = 0.0104166667 inches
Formula: inches = pixels (X) × 0.0104166667
Example: Convert 15 Inches to Pixels (X)
15 in × 96 = 1440 pixels (X)
So, 15 inches equals 1,440 pixels (X)
Inch to Pixel (X) Conversion Table
| Inches | Pixels (X) |
| 0.01 in | 0.96 pixels (X) |
| 0.1 in | 9.6 pixels (X) |
| 1 in | 96 pixels (X) |
| 2 in | 192 pixels (X) |
| 3 in | 288 pixels (X) |
| 5 in | 480 pixels (X) |
| 10 in | 960 pixels (X) |
| 20 in | 1920 pixels (X) |
| 50 in | 4800.0000000001 pixels (X) |
| 100 in | 9600.0000000001 pixels (X) |
| 1000 in | 96000.000000001 pixels (X) |
When to Use Inches vs Pixels (X)
Use inches when working with physical dimensions such as printing or physical product measurements. Use pixels (X) for digital environments like web design, UI/UX layouts, screen sizes, and graphics work. Understanding both is essential when moving between physical and digital design.