VH to PX Converter

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

Rounding precision (max 15):

VH to PX Conversion Table

This table shows common vh to px values for a 1080px viewport height. Use the converter above for more conversions.

Viewport Height (vh) Pixels (px)
1vh10.8px
2vh21.6px
3vh32.4px
4vh43.2px
5vh54px
6vh64.8px
7vh75.6px
8vh86.4px
10vh108px
12vh129.6px
14vh151.2px
15vh162px
16vh172.8px
18vh194.4px
20vh216px
22vh237.6px
24vh259.2px
30vh324px
32vh345.6px
35vh378px
40vh432px
45vh486px
50vh540px
55vh594px
60vh648px
70vh756px
75vh810px
80vh864px
85vh918px
90vh972px
100vh1080px

How to Convert VH to PX?

To convert vh to px, you need to know the height of the viewport (in pixels). The formula is:
vh × (viewport height ÷ 100) = px

For example, if the viewport height is 1080px, 1vh would be 1% of 1080px, which equals 10.8px.
If you want to convert 10vh to px:
10 × (1080 ÷ 100) = 108px

What is the VH to PX formula?

The formula for converting VH to PX is:
PX = VH × (Viewport Height ÷ 100)

For example, if the viewport height is 1080px, the formula becomes:
PX = VH × (1080 ÷ 100)

Why Convert VH to PX?

Converting VH to PX helps make the layout more predictable across different screen sizes. This conversion allows designers to control the element's size based on a fixed viewport height, ensuring more consistency in pixel-perfect designs.

Why Use VH Over PX?

  • Responsive Design: VH is relative to the viewport height, making it more flexible and responsive to different screen sizes. PX, on the other hand, is fixed and may not scale well on different devices.
  • Proportional Scaling: Using VH ensures that elements scale proportionally to the viewport, which is ideal for full-screen elements or sections that need to adapt to varying screen heights.
  • Viewport Awareness: VH allows elements to adjust according to the height of the viewport, which helps create designs that are more fluid and less likely to break on different screen sizes.
  • Consistency Across Devices: By using VH, elements retain the same relative size on different devices, maintaining a consistent layout and look across screens of various sizes.
  • Ease of Use in Fullscreen Layouts: VH is particularly useful in scenarios where elements need to take up a certain percentage of the viewport height, like hero sections or background images, ensuring the design adapts well to screen changes.