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Preserve the correct proportions by calculating a width or height from a custom or predefined aspect ratio.
Enter positive dimensions only.
Calculate proportional dimensions for an image, video or screen without distorting the original format. Enter a reference ratio or dimensions, then provide a new width or height.
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Prepare and transform images directly in your browser without additional software.
Common image formats with export options provided by the tool.
Get a clean, ready-to-use result in seconds without installing software or configuring a complex workflow.
Guide
Enter a reference width and height, or choose a common format.
Provide the new width or height you need.
The tool instantly calculates the other dimension while preserving the exact ratio.
It describes the proportion of a rectangle. Preserving it prevents an image or video from being stretched or squashed.
Yes. Any positive width and height can define a custom ratio.
No. It only calculates dimensions and never uploads or transforms a file.
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