PT to PX Converter

A tool that converts PT to PX for a specific breakpoint, helping to measure pixels accurately.

The base DPI is DPI (dots per inch).
Rounding precision (max 15):

PT to PX Conversion Table

This table shows common pt to px values with a 96dpi base. Use the converter above for more conversions.

Points (pt) Pixels (px)
1pt1.333px
2pt2.667px
3pt4px
5pt6.667px
8pt10.667px
10pt13.333px
12pt16px
14pt18.667px
15pt20px
16pt21.333px
18pt24px
20pt26.667px
22pt29.333px
24pt32px
30pt40px
32pt42.667px
34pt45.333px
35pt46.667px
38pt50.667px
40pt53.333px
42pt56px
45pt60px
48pt64px
50pt66.667px
52pt69.333px
55pt73.333px
60pt80px
64pt85.333px
70pt93.333px
72pt96px
75pt100px
78pt104px
80pt106.667px
82pt109.333px
85pt113.333px
88pt117.333px
90pt120px
92pt122.667px
95pt126.667px
100pt133.333px

How to Convert PT to PX?

To convert pt to px, you need to know the standard conversion factor, which is typically 1pt = 1.333px. Then, simply use the formula:
pt × 1.333 = px

For example, with 1pt being 1.333px, 24pt would convert to:
24 × 1.333 = 32px

What is the PT to PX formula?

The formula for converting PT to PX is:
PX = PT × (96 / 72)

Typically, 1pt is equal to 1.333px, so the formula becomes:
PX = PT × 1.333

Why Convert PT to PX?

PX (pixels) is a standard unit of measurement in digital displays, commonly used for web design and screen-based layouts. Converting PT to PX ensures that print-based designs adapt correctly to digital screens, maintaining their intended size and readability.

Using PX for digital design allows for better control over layout, responsiveness, and screen rendering, ensuring a consistent appearance across various devices and resolutions.

Why Use PX Over PT?

  • Digital Design Standard: PX (pixels) is the standard unit for web design and digital displays, ensuring precise alignment and rendering on screens, while PT is more suited for print.
  • Screen Adaptability: PX allows for better control over font sizes and layout on various screen sizes and resolutions, ensuring a consistent appearance across different devices.
  • Responsive Design: Unlike PT, which is fixed in size, PX can be scaled dynamically using CSS techniques, making it ideal for responsive web design.
  • Pixel-Perfect Accuracy: PX provides exact pixel-level control over UI elements, ensuring sharp and clear designs without unexpected scaling issues.
  • Optimized for Web & Apps: Most modern web and application interfaces rely on PX for layout, making it the preferred unit for designing digital experiences.