VW to PX Converter

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

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VW to PX Conversion Table

This table shows common VW to PX values based on a 1200px viewport width. Use the converter above for more conversions.

Viewport Width (vw) Pixels (px)
1vw12px
2vw24px
3vw36px
5vw60px
8vw96px
10vw120px
12vw144px
14vw168px
16vw192px
18vw216px
20vw240px
22vw264px
24vw288px
30vw360px
32vw384px
34vw408px
35vw420px
38vw456px
40vw480px
42vw504px
45vw540px
48vw576px
50vw600px
52vw624px
55vw660px
60vw720px
64vw768px
70vw840px
72vw864px
75vw900px
78vw936px
80vw960px
82vw984px
85vw1020px
88vw1056px
90vw1080px
92vw1104px
95vw1140px
100vw1200px

How to Convert VW to PX?

To convert vw to px, you need to know the size of the viewport. The formula for converting vw to px is:
vw × viewport width (in px) ÷ 100 = px

For example, if the viewport width is 1200px, 10vw would convert to:
10 × 1200 ÷ 100 = 120px

What is the VW to PX formula?

The formula for converting VW to PX is:
PX = (VW × Viewport Width) ÷ 100

Typically, the viewport width is 1200px, so the formula becomes:
PX = (VW × 1200) ÷ 100

Why Convert VW to PX?

Converting VW to PX helps you get precise pixel values for elements, which is useful when you need to control exact dimensions in a fixed-width design or when specific pixel-based styling is required for certain screens or devices. This ensures consistency across devices and is particularly helpful for elements that need to maintain their exact pixel size regardless of viewport scaling.

Why Use PX Over VW?

  • Precision: PX offers fixed dimensions that don't change based on the viewport width, which is ideal when pixel-perfect accuracy is needed for elements like logos or borders.
  • Control: PX provides absolute control over element size and spacing, making it a reliable choice when you need a consistent, non-variable design regardless of screen size.
  • Legacy Support: PX has been widely used for years, meaning it works across all browsers and devices without issues, ensuring compatibility with older platforms.
  • Fixed Layouts: PX is preferred for fixed-width layouts where elements need to maintain exact sizing across all screen sizes.
  • Simplicity: For designers and developers who need straightforward, non-scalable measurements, PX is a more intuitive choice, avoiding any potential layout shifts associated with VW-based scaling.