Typography

Inches to Pixels Converter

Convert inches (in) to pixels (px). 1 inch = 96 pixels (exact)

1 inch = 96 pixels

How to convert inches to pixels

Formulapx = in × 96

Multiply the value in inches by 96. To go the other way, multiply by 0.01041666667 (or divide by 96).

An inch is larger than a pixel: one inch contains 96 pixels.

Worked examples

  • 1 inch1 in × 96 = 96 px
  • 5 inches5 in × 96 = 480 px
  • 10 inches10 in × 96 = 960 px
  • 20 inches20 in × 96 = 1,920 px
  • 100 inches100 in × 96 = 9,600 px

Inches to pixels conversion table

Values are calculated by the conversion engine and rounded to 8 significant figures.

Inches to pixels: 0.1–10 in
Inches (in)Pixels (px)
0.1 in9.6 px
0.25 in24 px
0.5 in48 px
1 in96 px
2 in192 px
3 in288 px
4 in384 px
5 in480 px
6 in576 px
7 in672 px
8 in768 px
9 in864 px
10 in960 px
Inches to pixels: 12–1,000 in
Inches (in)Pixels (px)
12 in1,152 px
15 in1,440 px
20 in1,920 px
25 in2,400 px
30 in2,880 px
40 in3,840 px
50 in4,800 px
75 in7,200 px
100 in9,600 px
250 in24,000 px
500 in48,000 px
1,000 in96,000 px

About the units

Inch (in)

The inch (in) is a unit of typography in the US customary system. One inch equals 0.0254 meters (m).

Pixel (px)

The CSS reference pixel, defined as exactly 1/96 inch. One pixel equals 0.0002645833333 meters (m).

Frequently asked questions

How many pixels are in one inch?

There are 96 pixels in one inch, and this value is exact by definition.

How do I convert inches to pixels?

Multiply the number of inches by 96. For example, 10 in × 96 = 960 px.

How many inches are in one pixel?

One pixel equals 0.01041666667 inches. That is the reverse factor, 1 ÷ 96.

What is 10 inches in pixels?

10 in = 960 px.

Is this in to px converter accurate?

Yes. Both units are defined exactly in terms of SI units, so the conversion factor is exact; results are shown to 12 significant figures by default and you can change precision in the converter. Calculations run in your browser using the same tested engine that generated this page.

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