PX to PT Converter

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

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

PX to PT Conversion Table

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

Pixels (px) Points (pt)
1px0.75pt
2px1.5pt
3px2.25pt
5px3.75pt
8px6pt
10px7.5pt
12px9pt
14px10.5pt
15px11.25pt
16px12pt
18px13.5pt
20px15pt
22px16.5pt
24px18pt
30px22.5pt
32px24pt
34px25.5pt
35px26.25pt
38px28.5pt
40px30pt
42px31.5pt
45px33.75pt
48px36pt
50px37.5pt
52px39pt
55px41.25pt
60px45pt
64px48pt
70px52.5pt
72px54pt
75px56.25pt
78px58.5pt
80px60pt
82px61.5pt
85px63.75pt
88px66pt
90px67.5pt
92px69pt
95px71.25pt
100px75pt

How to Convert PX to PT?

To convert px to pt, you need to know the standard conversion factor, which is typically 1px = 0.75pt. Then, simply use the formula:
px × 0.75 = pt

For example, with 1px being 0.75pt, 32px would convert to:
32 × 0.75 = 24pt

What is the PX to PT formula?

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

Typically, 1px is equal to 0.75pt, so the formula becomes:
PT = PX × 0.75

Why Convert PX to PT?

PT (points) is a standard unit of measurement in the print industry, commonly used for typography and layout design. Converting PX to PT ensures that digital designs maintain their intended size and readability when printed, providing consistency across both screen and print mediums.

Using PT for print design allows for more precise control over font sizes and layout, making sure your design looks good on both digital displays and printed materials.

Why Use PT Over PX?

  • Print Design Standard: PT (points) is the traditional unit of measurement in print design, ensuring accurate sizing and readability for printed materials, while PX is more common for digital displays.
  • Typography Consistency: PT provides consistency in printed fonts, as it is resolution-independent, unlike PX, which can appear differently depending on the screen's pixel density.
  • Precise Control: PT gives you more control over font sizes and layout for print materials, helping ensure that designs look as intended on paper.
  • Universal Compatibility: PT is widely recognized and used in printing, making it easier to transition between digital design and print without losing design integrity.
  • Cross-Media Consistency: Converting PX to PT helps ensure your designs look consistent in both digital and print media, especially for typography and layout elements.